Ghost Lab

With the kind of concept they wanted to shed light on, a lot more was expected. Right from the start however, they lost the track!

Good plot. Bad acting and cheap scares. Wee's character is very bad at acting, his expression is poor. The twist is not worthy of what has been built.

With high+interesting concept about exploring ghost+afterlife by science, however, as they almost reach the top of mountain, they take different turn and instead run to the cliff. (and fall really hard)

All good things go to the first 50 minutes, as Wee and Gla help each other to investigate and find the explanation of their experiment. Nice storytelling, scare tricks and good vibe enough to follow them and find out what happens next.

BUT after a turning point at the middle, seem like screenwriters might reach their dead-end (as they thought), instead continue to cross the line like what character says in the movie and go full fantasy sci-fi like TENET, they instead cross back to normal standard dumb psychological drama horror movie like 'The Promise (2017)' and 'The Swimmers (2014)'. Of course, GDH is a feel good movie studio, so happy ending, good moral always come first. The result? All good stuffs from first 50 minutes become wasted like it's 'nothing'.

So, for short. Not worth your time, but you really want to watch good part, watch until minute 56 and you can stop the movie right then.

In these days I'm bored with thai movies.

But this is movie can make me watch it till the end.

Still have some hold in plot but i can see future from this team. Lead male actor can make me feel that his acting is real. Can't wait to see his next movie. And one of all is the director. He is good story teller. Glad to see a good thai movie here.

GDH 559's first film to premiere on Netflix, Paween Purijitpanya's 'Ghost Lab,' wastes intriguing ideas for cheap scares. Not without its moments of horror and suspense - and, surprisingly, heartpounding melodrama, but the movie fails to effectively convey promise of its story. The premise is captivating, but the execution and overall story leave much to be desired.