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Anyone who has watched it would know just how intense it gets. Even though PaNor came out years later, it still holds onto that signature brutal style. The movie includes references to scenes from the original trilogy and maintains its practical effects without losing the essence of the previous films. What's new this time is the added visual effects. They've integrated VFX, but it's done well and doesn't look bad at all. In fact, it's quite polished. Lately, Thai films have been incorporating more visual effects, and you can really see the improvement from one movie to the next. Since Art of the Devil was already well known for its practical makeup effects, adding VFX actually enhances the horror without taking away from the original feel of the series. It doesn't fall short of the original trilogy-in fact, it makes it even better. The plot is simple, but it has plenty of twists to keep you engaged. The only thing that felt a little off to me was how some characters just appear and disappear suddenly, but it's not a huge issue. For fans of hardcore gore, blood, and disturbing horror, this is definitely a must-watch when it's released!

This is a bloody horror film about black magic battle. As a viewer who has not seen the previous film, this film is still very exciting. After watching the film, I immediately watched "The Art of Demons 2: The Evil Descends". This film feels a bit like a whitewash for the female teacher. But overall, this film is worth the ticket price and the time to watch. The protagonist of the film is well chosen and performs very well, and she also looks like the protagonist of the film 20 years ago. The special effects of this film are much better than the previous one, but the special effects of the previous one were already very good. In addition, Thai horror films are really unique.