What happens when a magician meets a psychopathic killer in "Tong Mon" The Spell Sleep and wake up, thinking of me? Calling for only me like being under a spell
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Saksit Changsuk
Sangwian
Paksawat Bunluesap
Dr. Boon Song
Woradorn Saijaroensakul
Supachai
Attawit Namkhan
Narin
Chanatip Phuwongpa
Thira
Panuwat Pansrithong
Phupha
Chaiya Krung
Wanchai
Kittikorn Manikarn
Chris
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An anthology series of stand alone episodes delving into horror myths, legends and lore.
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An anthology series written and directed by the most famous names in horror.
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