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Audio Format: DD 5.1 Surround, DD 2.0 Stereo Video Format: Widescreen 1.78:1 (Anamorphic) Languages: Thai Subtitles: English, Spanish Region Code: ALL Year Made: 2002 Running Time: 130
 Legend of the Drum :
Jieb is a young woman who owns an antique business. One day she mysteriously receives an old drum, which appears to be about seventy years old. Suddenly she begins to have strange and haunting dreams, accompanied by a mysterious woman's voice. Jieb feels that somehow the mysterious appearance of the drum is the cause of her dreams. As she begins to search for the origins of the drum, she discovers agonizing facts of her past dating back seventy years.
Black magic woman :
At the critical age of 25, Pan faces life desperate and alone like so-many others in the sprawling metropolis of Bangkok. She is looking for someone to love, someone that can take her away from the everyday boredom of her existence and create a better tomorrow.
 One day, a friend introduces her to a short cut to happiness, an exotic essence called "Black Magic Woman". The scent is created in a secretive pagan ceremony. Pan uses the scent to attract men who fall in love with her. They become her slave, however she is unaware of the negative effect on her life. In the end, she becomes the victim of her own salvation.
Revenge :
A young police cadet, Nop, has a promising future ahead of him. However when Gunya, a young attractive woman is found hanged to death, Nop goes against the advice of his superiors who insist it is a suicide and begins to investigate her death as a homicide. Nop's investigation begins to uncover the many traumas of Gunya's life. Mysteriously, Nop is guided by a spirit, which introduces him to evidence leading to the cause of Gunya's death. But finally, when the case is solved, the truth of her death is shocking.
Special Features:
- Behind-the-Scenes: The Making of Bangkok Haunted
- Cinema Pang: A Pang Brothers biography by Art Black
- Poster & Still Galleries
- Production Notes
- Special Insert Card & Sticker
- Thai Cinema: An Essay by Art Black
- Trailers
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