After the death of his wife, Mit moves with his teenage daughter May to a derelict mansion in a Muslim-majority suburb of Bangkok. A thorough sceptic, Mit gets rid of the talismans in the house, defying the warnings of the locals, and in the process unleashes a furious djinn and its 200-year-old curse. (Source: thai.film) ~~ Release Dates: Jan 28, 2024 (Festival) || Jul 11, 2024 (Cinema) Edit Translation
- English
- हिन्दी
- Español
- Português (Brasil)
- Native Title: แดนสาป
- Also Known As: Daen Sap
- Screenwriter & Director: Panu Aree
- Genres: Horror, Supernatural
Cast & Credits
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![Ananda Everingham in The Cursed Land Thai Movie]( "Ananda Everingham in The Cursed Land Thai Movie")
Ananda EveringhamMitMain Role -
![Jennis Oprasert in The Cursed Land Thai Movie]( "Jennis Oprasert in The Cursed Land Thai Movie")
Jennis OprasertMayMain Role -
![Bront Palarae in The Cursed Land Thai Movie]( "Bront Palarae in The Cursed Land Thai Movie")
Bront PalaraeHeemMain Role -
![Srida Puapimol in The Cursed Land Thai Movie]( "Srida Puapimol in The Cursed Land Thai Movie")
Srida PuapimolZainabSupport Role -
![Pam Priya Sangkhachinda in The Cursed Land Thai Movie]( "Pam Priya Sangkhachinda in The Cursed Land Thai Movie")
Pam Priya SangkhachindaYahSupport Role -
![Han Zalini in The Cursed Land Thai Movie]( "Han Zalini in The Cursed Land Thai Movie")
Han ZaliniMudSupport Role
Reviews
Bront!!!!
I think this is actually the first Thai movie I’ve seen that leans so heavily into Muslim culture and traditions, and it really stood out. The setting in Thailand’s deep south already feels different from the usual Thai horror vibes, and it gives the story a unique flavor. Also, can we talk about Bront Palarae speaking Thai? Absolute charm overload. Didn’t know I needed that in my life until now. 😂The film mixes horror, folklore, and religious elements in a way that feels both refreshing and intriguing. It’s not exactly the scariest horror movie out there, but the eerie atmosphere and cultural depth definitely make it worth watching. The father–daughter storyline adds a softer emotional layer, even if it could’ve been developed more. Overall, it’s the kind of film that feels more like an exploration of belief, history, and tradition rather than just jump scares. Not perfect, but I really appreciate how different it is from the usual Thai horror—and for that alone, I’d say it’s worth checking out.
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