Werewolf 1987
Step into the eerie jungles of Thailand with *Werewolf (1987)*, Sommai Khamsorn's atmospheric horror gem that blends folklore with spine-tingling chills.
Director: Sommai Khamsorn
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Werewolf (1987) about?
*Werewolf (1987)* follows a group of treasure hunters who stumble upon an ancient forest cursed by vengeful spirits. Their leader, Sompon, becomes the unwitting target of a terrifying supernatural transformation, turning him into a werewolf. The film explores themes of greed, fate, and the inescapable power of folklore.
Who directed Werewolf?
Sommai Khamsorn directed *Werewolf (1987)*, bringing a distinct Thai horror sensibility to the supernatural tale.
Who stars in Werewolf?
The film stars Sorapong Chatree as Sompon, with Niranut Atiphon, Lak Apichat, Pao Porapak, and Phairoj Jaising rounding out the main cast.
Is Werewolf (1987) worth watching?
As an unrated classic from Thai horror, *Werewolf (1987)* delivers a suspenseful, atmospheric experience that stands out for its blend of folklore and body horror. While not widely known internationally, its tight runtime and cult appeal make it a hidden gem for dedicated horror fans.
How long is Werewolf?
*Werewolf (1987)* runs for 90 minutes.
About Werewolf (1987) — The Thai Horror Classic That Turns a Man Into a Beast
Step into the eerie jungles of Thailand with *Werewolf (1987)*, Sommai Khamsorn's atmospheric horror gem that blends folklore with spine-tingling chills. When treasure hunter Sompon and his crew venture deep into the forest, their quest takes a terrifying turn as vengeful ghosts stalk their every move—and Sompon becomes the ultimate victim of the curse he unleashes. Director Sommai Khamsorn crafts a claustrophobic descent into madness, where ancient superstitions collide with primal horror. The film's moody cinematography and relentless tension capture the haunting power of folklore, making *Werewolf (1987)* a cult favorite for fans of classic Thai horror. With a runtime of just 90 minutes, it's a tight, gripping tale that lingers long after the credits roll.
Starring Sorapong Chatree as the doomed Sompon, alongside Niranut Atiphon and Lak Apichat, the cast delivers raw, emotional performances that amplify the film's dread. The eponymous werewolf becomes a tragic symbol of the supernatural forces that refuse to be ignored, blending body horror with a haunting narrative about greed and retribution. Whether you're a fan of vintage horror or a newcomer to Thai cinema, *Werewolf (1987)* offers a uniquely unsettling experience.