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Thai Thriller 'Dark Inheritance' Stars Ken Phupoom, Premieres Oct 7

The Thai thriller series 'Dark Inheritance' follows a group of relatives who must survive one month in a haunted mansion to claim a billionaire's fortune. As they stay, mysterious disappearances and deaths raise suspicions of supernatural or human forces behind the killings. Starring Ken Phupoom and Mintchi, the series premieres on Channel 7HD October 7 and streams on Netflix.

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The series centers on the Metharat‑rungrueang family gathering at a secluded mansion to hear the will of billionaire Saman, who has no heirs and is now bedridden. The will states that any relative who can stay in the mansion for one full month will inherit his entire fortune. The grandchildren—including adopted son Kan, nieces and nephews such as Wasithee, the twin brothers Atikan and Phetra, and others—arrive, each with their own dynamics and secrets. As they settle in, strange occurrences begin: members of the household disappear and die under mysterious circumstances, with the mansion seemingly sealed off, forcing survivors to wonder whether the deaths are caused by a ghost or a human killer, and who will be next. 'Dark Inheritance' airs on Channel 7HD on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8:30 PM, premiering October 7, and is also available on Netflix.

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