A playboy cons a girl into bed and then leaves her after finding out she is pregnant with his child. She commits suicide alone in her apartment and her ghost haunts those nearby.
Directed by Yuthlert Sippapak
exorcism
haunting
thailand
apartment building
ghost
medical student
abortion
IMDB
N/A
Letterboxd
3.3 / 5
Cast
Chermarn Boonyasak
Buppha
Kris Srepoomseth
Ake
Supoj Pongpancharoen
Turian
Somjai Sukjai
Der
Janya Thanasawaangkoun
Hoi
Jaran Petcharoen
Meuk
Nattawut Srimhok
Rapper
Gacian Jarusomboon
Ake's Father
Somlek Sakdikul
Master Kong
Promma Sathongkaew
Pastor
Adirek Watleela
Lt. Uncle
Pongtap Anurat
Por Teck Tung Foundation Officer
Crew
Yuthlert Sippapak
Director
Yuthlert Sippapak
Screenplay
Yuthlert Sippapak
Producer
Popular Reviews
7 reviews
Patrick McNulty
7.0★ · 10/03/24
Had a blast watching this with fam I’m half Thai and have barely watched any Thai movies because I’m scared they are gonna suck but this was actually not terrible This was honestly so funny like I was laughing the whole movie Loved the noodle shop guys and the barbers they were my favs The plot twist near the end shocked me tho (they copied the sixth sense ngl) but it was so unexpected Not the best but I had A LOT of fun
Had a blast watching this with fam I’m half Thai and have barely watched any Thai movies because I’m scared they are gonna suck but this was actually not terrible This was honestly so funny like I was laughing the whole movie Loved the noodle shop guys and the barbers they were my favs The plot twist near the end shocked me tho (they copied the sixth sense ngl) but it was so unexpected Not the best but I had A LOT of fun
Jagdish
6.3★ · 11/06/22
Rahtree is a Thai horror comedy that starts out by condensing 20 minutes of serious drama narrative into its first 5 minutes — and then mashes familiar tropes of horror-comedy into its remaining 1 hour runtime. The end shifts gears into a romantic ghost story. A riot all around! Don’t think I’ve ever seen a film warp between genres so effectively.
Rahtree is a Thai horror comedy that starts out by condensing 20 minutes of serious drama narrative into its first 5 minutes — and then mashes familiar tropes of horror-comedy into its remaining 1 hour runtime. The end shifts gears into a romantic ghost story. A riot all around! Don’t think I’ve ever seen a film warp between genres so effectively.
