Horror anthology consisting of five segments by acclaimed Thai directors. Segments involve a criminal seeking refuge, a haunted hospital, haunted truck passengers, a car dealer's dark discov... Read allHorror anthology consisting of five segments by acclaimed Thai directors. Segments involve a criminal seeking refuge, a haunted hospital, haunted truck passengers, a car dealer's dark discovery, and an ill actress portraying a ghost.Horror anthology consisting of five segments by acclaimed Thai directors. Segments involve a criminal seeking refuge, a haunted hospital, haunted truck passengers, a car dealer's dark discovery, and an ill actress portraying a ghost.
- Awards
- 5 nominations total
Jirayu La-ongmanee
- Pey
- (segment "Novice")
- (as Jirayu Laongmanee)
Ray MacDonald
- Older Monk
- (segment "Novice")
Chumphorn Thepphithak
- Senior Monk
- (segment "Novice")
- (as Chumporn Theppitak)
Apasiri Nitibhon
- Pey's Mother
- (segment "Novice")
- (as Apasiri Nithipon)
Dan Worrawech Danuwong
- Arthit
- (segment "Ward")
Gacha Plienwithi
- Old Man
- (segment "Ward")
Jear Sarinrat Thomas
- Senior Nurse
- (segment "Ward")
Chartpawee Treechawanvong
- Nurse
- (segment "Ward")
Charlie Trairat
- Joi
- (segment "Backpackers")
Suteerush Channukool
- Driver
- (segment "Backpackers")
Akiko Ozeki
- Japanese Girl
- (segment "Backpackers")
Theeraneth Yuki Tanaka
- Japanese Boy
- (segment "Backpackers")
Danaipat Labpipat
- The Boy
- (segment "Backpackers")
Nicole Theriault
- Nuch
- (segment "Salvage")
Peeratchai Roompol
- Toey
- (segment "Salvage")
Marsha Wattanapanich
- Marsha
- (segment "In The End")
- (as Marsha Vadhanapanich)
Nattapong Chartpong
- Ter
- (segment "In the End")
- (as Nuttapong Chartpong)
Wiwat Kongrasri
- Shin
- (segment "In the End")
- (as Wiwat Krongrasri)
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Five Tales, Endless Shades of Fear
Building on its predecessor, Phobia 2 expands the anthology format with darker themes, sharper storytelling, and a chilling array of horror experiences.
This Thai horror anthology comprises five short films, each exploring distinct aspects of fear. Novice delves into karma and guilt as a boy hiding from crime becomes a monk-in-training haunted by spirits. Ward examines mortality through the eyes of a young man during his eerie hospital stay. Backpackers shifts into thriller territory with a zombie-like twist. Salvage portrays a car dealer whose dishonest dealings come back to haunt her. Ultimately, it cleverly blends comedy and horror, following a film crew whose ghost story spirals into a meta-nightmare.
What makes Phobia 2 stronger than the original is its tonal diversity and thematic ambition. From morality tales rooted in Buddhist philosophy to genre-bending twists, the film captures multiple dimensions of fear-psychological, supernatural, and existential. The production values are high, with effective cinematography, strong practical effects, and pacing that sustains tension across five stories. Performances are consistently engaging, particularly in Novice and Salvage, which anchor the anthology with emotional weight.
While not every segment achieves equal impact, the collection as a whole feels richer, offering both scares and reflection. Its mix of cultural specificity and universal themes ensures it resonates with both Thai and international audiences.
Rating: 8/10 - A stronger, more ambitious anthology than its predecessor, Phobia 2 delivers a chilling mix of morality, suspense, and inventive storytelling.
This Thai horror anthology comprises five short films, each exploring distinct aspects of fear. Novice delves into karma and guilt as a boy hiding from crime becomes a monk-in-training haunted by spirits. Ward examines mortality through the eyes of a young man during his eerie hospital stay. Backpackers shifts into thriller territory with a zombie-like twist. Salvage portrays a car dealer whose dishonest dealings come back to haunt her. Ultimately, it cleverly blends comedy and horror, following a film crew whose ghost story spirals into a meta-nightmare.
What makes Phobia 2 stronger than the original is its tonal diversity and thematic ambition. From morality tales rooted in Buddhist philosophy to genre-bending twists, the film captures multiple dimensions of fear-psychological, supernatural, and existential. The production values are high, with effective cinematography, strong practical effects, and pacing that sustains tension across five stories. Performances are consistently engaging, particularly in Novice and Salvage, which anchor the anthology with emotional weight.
While not every segment achieves equal impact, the collection as a whole feels richer, offering both scares and reflection. Its mix of cultural specificity and universal themes ensures it resonates with both Thai and international audiences.
Rating: 8/10 - A stronger, more ambitious anthology than its predecessor, Phobia 2 delivers a chilling mix of morality, suspense, and inventive storytelling.
Ignore the last story
I found the first four stories spine-chilling but the last one was a real turn-off. Come on, why would anyone mix up comedy with horror? This comedy horror mix up works for other movies which wanna go unconventional and doesn't have a decent plot.
Phobia 2 had these 4 superb stories, this movie surpasses its prequel by ages, fortunately CG was better in this one, the make-up artist has done a fabulous job. Direction is marvelous, the guy knows when and where to pop the horror.
If I had to rate the five stories individually, 8,7,6,9,5 (out of 10).
It would have been much much better if the fifth story was placed either in between or in the beginning. Concluding, download the English subtitles and do watch this movie.
Phobia 2 had these 4 superb stories, this movie surpasses its prequel by ages, fortunately CG was better in this one, the make-up artist has done a fabulous job. Direction is marvelous, the guy knows when and where to pop the horror.
If I had to rate the five stories individually, 8,7,6,9,5 (out of 10).
It would have been much much better if the fifth story was placed either in between or in the beginning. Concluding, download the English subtitles and do watch this movie.
Pretty good.
The problem with anthology movies is that the quality of each individual story differs from the other and therefore makes it real difficult to grade the overall experience. But i will try. The first thing I noticed that there isn't a real connection between the individual stories. Other than the prominent role given to cars. This movie could have made more impact had there been a cleverer connection. Phobia 2 is very visual and doesn't rely too much on dialog. Which is very smart since this way it will appeal to a large (international) audience. Most movies were creepy and had decent buildups. There are some sequences however that didn't work for me. I got the impression whenever a scene failed to deliver on tension and suspense they replaced it with gore. Which had the complete opposite effect on me of what was intended. From the five stories there are two that stand out. These are "Backpackers" and "In the end". This last story is absolutely hilarious and scary at the same time. It is full with twists and turns that will creep you out and will make you laugh. This story alone is the reason to watch Phobia 2. To be honest (apart from some scenes) I didn't find it really scary. Stories like "Novice" and "Salvage" weren't compelling enough. And too often the loud background music announced the scares which ruined most of the surprise. Overall however I enjoyed this movie. Just don't expect too much.
First, more scares. Second, more gory.
I admit this movie is excellent. It got more scares and more gory. The movie had 5 stories("Novice","Ward","Backpackers","Salvage","In the end"). I like 5 of them. "Novice" is gory. "Ward" is scary, "Backpackers" is thrilling, "Salvage" is scary yet gory and "In the end" is Funny and scary. Phobia 2 is better than 4BIA. In 4BIA, Paween Purikitpanya made the story a little bit weird. But, well done for the improvement at Phobia 2. In Phobia 2, "In the end" Had the same cast as 4BIA-"In the middle". But, i think they are funnier at this movie. And Marsha Wattanapanich (who played at "Alone")is funny to you know. But she act funny a little overreacted. That's just what i'm going to say. Well done Phobia 2.
My Vote: 8/10
My Vote: 8/10
Did you know
- TriviaIn the final segment, "In The End", Aey, Ter, Shin, and Phuak have returned in this one, but in a very different way. Since they have been killed on the third segment of the first film, they were killed twice as Marsha accidentally crashes them with her car while falling asleep.
- ConnectionsFollows Phobia (2008)
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- 5 Prang
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- $5,030,049
- Runtime
- 2h 5m(125 min)
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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