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Ha Taew Taek: When Three Ladyboys Must Fight Ghosts in a Dormitory That's Both Hilarious and Terrifying

Review of Ha Taew Taek, a horror-comedy that blends the hilarity of three older ladyboys with a scandalous video ghost, directed by Poj Arnon. It's both funny and frightening at the same time.

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2 Jul 2026 · 4 นาทีอ่าน
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Haunting Me
Haunting Me
หอแต๋วแตก
📅 2007 🕒 91 นาที 🎬 Comedy, Horror
4.2
/ 10
คะแนนจาก TMDB

In 2007, the Thai film industry met one of the legendary horror-comedies, Ha Taew Taek, directed by Poj Arnon. It presents the story of three older ladyboys who encounter a ghost in their own dormitory. The film perfectly blends top-tier humor with horror, making the audience both laugh and shiver at the same time.

Plot Summary (No Spoilers)

Ha Taew Taek tells the story of three older ladyboys: Tao (Chaturong Mokjok), Mod Dam (Ekkachai Srivichai), and Cartoon (Yingsak Chonglertjesdawong), who jointly run a men's dormitory. Strange events occur when a death happens in the dorm, leading to a ghost of a scandalous video girl and a high-society ladyboy ghost running amok. The trio must find a way to exorcise the ghosts before all tenants move out. They enlist the help of an international exorcist, but things get even more chaotic and fun.

Acting and Characters

The three lead actresses deliver outstanding performances, especially Chaturong Mokjok as Tao, who steals every scene with hilarious antics. Ekkachai Srivichai and Yingsak Chonglertjesdawong also bring plenty of color. Their chemistry is excellent, making the audience root for their craziness. Supporting actress Panward Hemmanee as Nang Nim plays her role frighteningly well.

Direction, Cinematography, and Music

Poj Arnon, a seasoned director, proves his skill again in blending comedy and horror seamlessly. The pacing is tight and not drawn out. The cinematography uses camera angles that create a creepy atmosphere, especially in night scenes at the dorm. The music effectively enhances both the funny and scary moods.

Editorial Analysis

Ha Taew Taek reflects sexual diversity through a fun lens. Although some jokes may seem edgy by today's standards, it's part of the charm of Thai films from that era. The film's ability to make audiences laugh and be scared simultaneously is a rare achievement. It doesn't try to be a serious horror film but uses comedy to drive the story, making it enjoyable and stress-free.

Verdict

Ha Taew Taek is a film suitable for those who want something fun and lighthearted with a touch of horror. Although the techniques may seem old, the humor of the three leads remains timeless. If you like wild Thai comedies, don't miss it.

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Haunting Me

👍 Pros

  • +Hilarious jokes, especially from the three leads
  • +Blends humor and scares well
  • +Great chemistry among the lead actors

👎 Cons

  • CGI and special effects may look dated now
  • Some jokes may not be suitable for all ages

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FAQ

The film was first released in 2007.

There are 5 main sequels, from Ha Taew Taek to Ha Taew Taek Haek Kracherng, plus several spin-offs.

It's a horror-comedy that focuses mainly on humor, but also has some scary scenes.

Directed by Poj Arnon, a famous director known for several other horror-comedies.

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