Shaman Confession Horror Film Breaks 250 Million Baht Box Office
Thai horror film "Confessions of a Shaman" approaches 250 million baht at the box office, becoming one of the year's biggest hits. The film, adapted from Ghost Radio content, continues drawing audiences to theaters nationwide in IMAX and 4D
The horror film "Confessions of a Shaman," a major collaboration between M Studio, The Ghost Radio, MI Group, and Far East Frame Line, continues its strong run nationwide. Adapted from popular Ghost Radio content, the film has sparked a nationwide phenomenon, with audiences flocking to cinemas and pushing box office revenues toward 250 million baht, solidifying its position as the year's darkest horror offering.
M Studio CEO Surachet Assawareuanganan led a celebration with Ghost Radio founder Pattarathorn Choknipanunth (known as Jack The Ghost), director Tohn Nuttanont Chollumpee, and cast members including Alek Thiradeach Methavara, Chakrit Yamnaam, Dennis Jelilusha Kappun, and Am Amrin Nithiphon at Sliding Doors restaurant near the expressway.
The team thanked audiences and media for supporting Thai cinema, calling on fans to continue championing Thai films on the global stage. For those who have not yet experienced "Confessions of a Shaman," the film remains in cinemas nationwide in both IMAX and 4DX formats. Starring Alek Thiradeach Methavara, Chakrit Yamnaam, Dennis Jelilusha Kappun, Aum Amrin Nithiphon, Boom Rananya Siyanon, Vench Falconer, One Chollat Na Songkhla, and special guest Bambam Gantpimuk Phuvaakul, the film explores dark shamanic truths where every confession comes at a price. Directed by Tohn Nuttanont Chollumpee, the film is now playing nationwide.
