director: Komsan Treepong
starring: Note Chern-Yim · Suthep Po-Ngan · Jaturong Mokjok · Nattamonkorn Srinikornchot

    

Before dying, Diao's father ordered his son to go searching for an old friend in a faraway, remote village. Diao went and found a fortune of happiness. In this village, he became famous by winning the buffalo-racing event, then a boxing competition and, ultimately, the affections of the village beauty. However, on the negative side, when Diao began rallying the poor people into a humanitarian protest, he managed to upset a group of local gangsters. Diao gets attacked by the thugs who beat him and then behead him. A bit later, Diao wakes as a headless ghost with a quest for vengeance.

Actor-turned-director Komsan Treepong starred in DOG EAT DOG before helming this eccentric horror project. It stars genre fave Suthep Po-Ngam from KILLER TATTOO and SARS WARS.

Often films from Thailand treat stoic plots with an unusual sense of humor. This movie is such an example. For other Thai motion pictures with a 'politically incorrect' sense of humor see: GHOST OF THE RAPED, BODY JUMPER, FIVE SIN SISTERS and GHOST STORY OF A PROSTITUTE'S HEAD IN THE AIR DUCT.

A Thai film, with English subtitles; widescreen uncut (120 min.);
for ALL REGIONS, playable on any American DVD machine.
Extras include theatrical trailer.

    

Graphic Violence/Sexual Brutality
Recommended for Mature Audiences