Taxi Tonight 2 2010
In Jarungsak Wongleang's eerie 2010 horror sequel *Taxi Tonight 2*, former office worker Aek trades his corporate routine for the neon-lit streets behind the wheel of a taxi, only to discover his new gig comes with an unsettling price tag.
Director: Jarungsak Wongleang
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Taxi Tonight 2 (2010) about?
After losing his job, Aek starts driving a taxi and quickly finds the pay surprisingly good—until he begins dreaming of a woman who refuses to leave his backseat. When his new romance with Fon stirs her wrath, his vehicle transforms from a source of income into a moving conduit for supernatural vengeance.
Who directed Taxi Tonight 2?
Jarungsak Wongleang directed this atmospheric Thai horror sequel, known for blending urban dread with ghostly folklore.
Who stars in Taxi Tonight 2?
The film features Anupong Sakulmongkonlarb, Saranphak Paophan, and Kusuma Nuchsira in the central roles.
Is Taxi Tonight 2 (2010) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, this compact Thai horror film offers tight pacing and a genuinely unsettling premise that horror fans will appreciate. Its blend of modern urban terror and classic ghost stories makes it a solid pick for lovers of atmospheric chills.
How long is Taxi Tonight 2?
The film runs for 88 minutes.
About Taxi Tonight 2 (2010) — A haunted cab, a vengeful spirit, and the price of a second chance at life
In Jarungsak Wongleang's eerie 2010 horror sequel *Taxi Tonight 2*, former office worker Aek trades his corporate routine for the neon-lit streets behind the wheel of a taxi, only to discover his new gig comes with an unsettling price tag. His nights take a chilling turn when a mysterious woman begins appearing not just in his dreams, but in the backseat of his cab—haunting his thoughts until she erupts into fury as his romantic life with a woman named Fon begins to bloom. What starts as a lucrative escape from unemployment spirals into a supernatural standoff where the vehicle itself becomes a vessel for vengeful spirits, blurring the lines between luck and doom on every ride.
Directed with a slow-burn, atmospheric tension, this Thai horror outing leans into themes of restless obsession and the unseen costs of ambition, wrapping its story in the humid, flickering glow of Bangkok's after-dark underbelly. With its compact 88-minute runtime, *Taxi Tonight 2 (2010)* delivers a tightly wound ghost story that lingers long after the engine stops humming.