
The momentum is truly unstoppable for this year's Thai horror film. “Confessions of a Shaman” It is widely talked about online and by viewers nationwide following its official cinema release, earning praise for its intense storyline, powerful performances, and a chilling atmosphere that unsettles audiences from start to finish.
Many viewers have shared their impressions, naming “Confessions of a Shaman” as one of the best Thai ghost films of the year. Numerous reviews commend the film’s seamless blend of horror, drama, and supernatural beliefs. Some have even hailed it as a film that masterfully builds emotional tension and features haunting scenes that linger after leaving the theater.
Recently, The Ghost Radio Facebook page updated that the film's earnings exceeded 100 million baht after just five days in theaters.
“The ‘Confessions’ phenomenon is terrifying audiences nationwide, with box office takings surpassing 100 million baht! The extreme horror continues.”
Viewers also praised lead actors Alec Teeradetch Metawarayut and Chakrit Yamnam for their memorable portrayals that vividly conveyed their characters’ emotions and intensity.
“Confessions of a Shaman” tells the story of Tor (Alec Teeradetch), a young man beset by numerous injustices. With nowhere else to turn, he embraces the occult by learning dark arts from Shaman Thian (Chakrit Yamnam) to exact revenge on those who wronged him—only to discover the cost is far greater than he imagined.
Produced by M STUDIO, The Ghost Radio, MI GROUP, and Far East Fame Line, and directed by Ton Natthanon Chollumpi, the film adapts a legendary horror story from The Ghost Radio narrated by “Kru Tree.” This story has amassed over 8 million views and is now brought to the big screen for the first time, delivering horror, intensity, and suspense every minute.
The film features a strong ensemble cast led by Alec Teeradetch Metawarayut as Dr. Tor, a man driven to darkness by injustice; Denis Jelilcha Kappun as Mali, a woman entwined with a terrifying fate; Chakrit Yamnam as Shaman Thian, keeper of dark secrets and forbidden magic; along with Am Amarin Nitiphon, Boom Ranya Siyanon, Wayne Falconer, and a special appearance by BamBam Kantapimuk Phuwakul.
See for yourself why so many viewers hail it as the “Thai Horror Film of the Year.” “Confessions of a Shaman” is now showing in cinemas.
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