S1.E7 ∙ An Inescapable Attack

After an enigmatic, self-described pathologist rents the attic room of a Victorian house, his landlady begins to suspect her lodger is Jack the Ripper.

Gouranga, a young man in 1960s rural Bengal, embarks on a journey where he encounters not only the local myths about a supernatural presence, but also his own demons which were buried in his past.

In 1961, Saengrawee Ramsawang lived with Luang Lung Chantakorn at a temple in Ayutthaya. Then, until he turned 21, Luang Lung Chantakorn sent him to live with his friend in Phra Nakhon. It is Sittikornkan castle, Phra Ploeng Sittikornkan's house, who now lives abroad. Until 'Sin Sae Lee' warned his parents that Phra Ploeng was about to turn twenty-five years old. If he didn't match the horoscopes with his soulmate in time, he would have life-threatening problems. The person who would be his soulmate must not be a woman, not born in Phra Nakhon. The age must not have the remainder of one At first. If they survive, they will survive together. If they are in danger, they will be in danger together. Apart from living a better life since Saengrawee moved to Sittikornkan castle, he sensed some mysterious power and he had nightmares like never before. He was also haunted by the spirit of a woman endlessly Saengrawee could feel spiteful like he would be assassinated. However, all strange events or feelings rarely happened when Saengrawee was with Phra Ploeng. Being together all the time, two people who didn't like each other began to learn and get to know each other more. Their feelings began to change and develop as days and months passed by, but the barriers to love remained. Saengrawee had been attacked by evil spirits many times. Series of strange events began to worry Phra Ploeng, who secretly fell for Saengrawee. Phra Ploeng swore to himself that... He would never let anyone harm Saengrawee ever again... He will take care of him with his life.

A film about a vibrant showman and a dark family curse.

A live action adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's short story of the same name.