Low Season

This movie itself is more to romance than horror. The ghosts in the movie are just quiet and harmless. The movie casts are enjoyable to watch and Karay's part is quite funny. Mario is such a dreamboat and the movie makes me want to explore Chiang Mai's highland even more!

Good movie to watch. During Lockdown 2020. Comedy parts never failed. Laugh a lot.

The early minutes of this film have both made goosebumps and laughs with a typical Thai comedy, Yup, that's right because this movie is a horror, comedy and added romance like most other Thai films. This film has a duration of about 2 hours but for some reason I just enjoy seeing it, I don't think the film has a duration for 2 hours, maybe because the place settings taken are cool, beside that the cinematography so good.

The story is about a girl who can see ghosts her whole life and how she struggles with it, especially regarding her dating life. No one believes her apart from her best friend. The most notable thing I remember from this movie is the visuals, or maybe the Thai provinces just look good. More on that later. The movie is more of a rom-com than a horror; the romantic scenes could have been more cheesy, but they got stale as time passed. I laughed here and there; the jokes were not bad. The soundtracks were also good and very pleasant, as it was heartwarming.

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The most unrealistic part here is how trusting the main characters are to each other. One time, they went to a very secluded part of the forest, and I just couldn't believe that someone would voluntarily go to such a shady place with someone they had just met. But apparently, this was based on a true story, so whatever, I don't mind. I can't find any significant flaws in this movie, although it could have been 30 minutes shorter. The plot progressed so slowly, an hour and a few minutes into the film.

This is my first time watching anything made in Thailand, and I found the experience hearty. The rustic houses looked amazing. I would love to go to the provincial part of Thailand and stay at an old inn or something similar to what Omm had in the movie.

The story's moral is to not force yourself on someone who doesn't understand you because, somewhere, there is someone out there who will.

Overall, nothing crazy but it was unexpectedly good!