Saturday Horror – 'Term 4' Unleashes Chills! Four Spine-Tingling Legends Behind University Walls

Sahamongkolfilm International launches a new installment of 'The Horror Universe Within University Gates' with 'Term 4,' featuring four horror legends, four institutions, and four regions: 'Pink Room,' 'Nang Snam House,' 'D-Day Night,' and 'White Bridge,' starring Pun Pantita Buunchuan, Jorinn Kamphiriphand, Aung Prammonthol Eamjunthore, Tad Thaapana Jongkolrattanaprnn, Jen Kuljiranat Warraksa, Tango Thitinanth Rattanthitinandt, Kao Jirayou Laongmani, and V Violette Wautier.

'Pink Room,' directed by Poeng Saleeni Khemjarus, showcases a northern university horror legend. A beautifully decorated pink dorm room is actually layered with deep crimson bloodstains embedded in the walls. No matter how many times it's repainted, it cannot erase the resentment of its former occupant. Kaninning (Pun Pantita), a freshman forced into the only remaining dorm room, discovers it's the cursed space where a heartbroken student once ended her life. Though the dormitory tried to conceal the tragedy with fresh pink paint, the deep-seated resentment becomes increasingly apparent each night as the original occupant's spirit lingers, seeking to reclaim her eternal space.

'Nang Snam House,' directed by Mooya Thamuyaa Tatchanakul, presents a central region university legend. The Nang Snam House is a location students avoid because whenever they pass by, they witness something unspeakable from outside. Grace (Jorinn), a fashion-major model, works for Biew (Aung Prammonthol), a talented senior photographer. Grace constantly compares herself to Biew until she discovers a shocking secret behind Biew's perfect work. When Grace accepts an invitation to investigate during a photoshoot at the old Nang Snam House—with its legendary tales of a former royal concubine's death—neither realizes what awaits them.

'D-Day Night,' directed by Ko Chakkra Chaiyapreecha, tells a famous southern university legend. D-Day Night is a freshman initiation activity where those who don't participate will be visited by senior ghosts who will 'boom' them to death. When the boom ends, the new student dies. Pow (Tad ATLAS), a freshman who recently lost his best friend in an accident, blames himself and refuses to participate in any activities, including orientation. The university has a legend about a senior student who died in a car crash while heading to graduation. Every year during freshman orientation, those who don't attend will be 'boomed' by senior spirits, and when the boom ends, that new student dies instantly. This year, Noy (Jen Kuljiranat), Pow's friend, must find a solution with the help of Shutter (Tango Thitinanth), a student from another faculty who has secretly harbored feelings for Noy, now entangled in this deadly fate.

'White Bridge,' directed by Tum Puttipong Saisirikae, speaks of the White Bridge—a landmark of horror at a northeastern university. This bridge of blood once overflowed with corpses layered upon the dead, while above it, a student had their heart torn out in a horrifying accident. Mind (V Violette) and Boss (Kao Jirayou), an engineering faculty couple who dated from year one through year four, chose to end their relationship at White Bridge, a location infamous for tragic couple legends. This becomes the beginning of their encounter with spirits that will continue to haunt them until they get what they seek.

Prepare to be terrified by four horror legends in 'Term 4,' releasing May 28th at cinemas.