Can you recommend some Thai horror stories for a horror movie night?

Sure. 'Ringu' is a classic. It has that slow - building tension that makes it so effective. The idea of a cursed object spreading death is really spooky. 'Noroi: The Curse' is also good. It's a found - footage style horror that follows a documentary filmmaker as he uncovers a series of strange and terrifying events. And 'The Eye' is great. A woman who has had an eye transplant starts seeing strange and disturbing things that are not of this world.

One well - known Thai horror short story is 'The White Lady'. It often features a female ghost dressed in white who haunts various locations. Another is 'The Ghost of Mae Nak', which tells the tragic story of a pregnant woman who died and her spirit lingers. There's also 'The Cursed Talisman' where an object is cursed and brings misfortune to those who possess it.

For a horror movie night, 'Hereditary' is a must - watch. It's about a family dealing with a series of strange and terrifying events after the death of their grandmother. The movie has some very disturbing and psychological horror elements. 'The Babadook' is also great. It's not just about a spooky monster but also about a mother's struggle with depression and how the Babadook represents her inner demons. And 'It Follows' is a unique horror movie with a very interesting concept of a slow - moving, shape - shifting entity that follows you.

Another Thai horror story is 'Body 19'. It involves a morgue and some really creepy happenings. Thai horror stories usually have elements of the supernatural like ghosts, spirits, and curses that add to the overall horror factor.

One horror story could be about a foreigner who got married in Thailand without fully understanding the local marriage laws. They later found out that their spouse had a large amount of debt that they were now also responsible for because of the marriage laws there.

A Thai girl horror story involves a girl who was given an old, beautiful necklace by her grandmother. But after she put it on, she started having nightmares of a dark figure. In her dreams, the figure would come closer and closer, reaching out for her. She soon realized that the necklace had a dark history and was cursed. She had to find a way to break the curse before it was too late.

There was a case where a foreigner married a Thai bride. After the marriage, he discovered that she had a lot of debt that she hadn't disclosed before. The creditors started to harass him as well, since they were legally married. It was a nightmare for him as he had to deal with financial issues he never expected.

Well, there could be stories where the language barrier plays a huge part. A Thai wife might misinterpret what her foreign husband says or vice versa. This can lead to some really bad situations like feelings of betrayal or anger. Also, there might be cases where the husband discovers that the Thai wife has some undisclosed debts or family obligations that suddenly become his burden.

A man had a Thai girlfriend who he thought was genuine. But later he discovered that she was using him as a ticket to immigrate to his country. She faked her love for him, and when he found out the truth, she threatened to create a scandal if he didn't help her with the immigration process. This left him feeling deceived and scared of the potential damage to his reputation.

One popular Thai horror story is 'Shutter'. It's about a photographer who starts seeing strange apparitions in the photos he takes after an accident. Another is 'Pee Mak', which is a horror - comedy. It tells the story of a group of soldiers who return home with their friend Mak, not realizing he's a ghost. And then there's 'The Medium', which follows a documentary crew filming a shaman as she tries to deal with a spirit possession in a small village.