Prime Video Reveals First Look at HOST: Chilling Reimagining of Thai Folklore
Prime Video is set to release a spine-tingling new Thai Amazon Original film, Host, which takes a fresh approach to Thailand’s legendary “Mae Sue” spirit. This supernatural horror film, coming later this year, is directed by Pokpong-Pairach Khumwan and stars Baipor-Thitiya Jirapornsilp, Perth-Veerinsara Tungkitsuvanich, and Jump-Pisitpol Ekaphongpisit.
The movie will premiere exclusively on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories worldwide, promising a captivating and eerie experience for viewers. Host follows the story of Ing, a young woman sent to a reform school on a remote island where a strict hierarchy rules. As Ing navigates through the challenges of this mysterious island, a series of unsettling events unfold.
“Thailand has a rich tradition of horror and thriller films that resonate worldwide. We’re excited to bring Host to audiences globally,” said Darin Darakananda, Head of Central Scripted Series & Movies, International Originals, Amazon MGM Studios. The film showcases the unique storytelling that Thai filmmakers excel at, delivering authentic local stories with universal appeal.
Host is produced by Transformation Films for Amazon MGM Studios and features a talented ensemble cast. Alongside Baipor-Thitiya Jirapornsilp, Perth-Veerinsara Tungkitsuvanich, and Jump-Pisitpol Ekaphongpisit, the film includes performances from other Thai talents, creating a compelling and chilling narrative.
Prime Video members can look forward to experiencing Host among thousands of other shows and films available on the platform. From local favorites to award-winning Amazon Originals, there’s a wide range of content to explore. Prime Video offers flexibility for members to watch their favorite content anytime, anywhere, on various compatible devices.
With its engaging storyline and talented cast, Host is set to join the lineup of must-watch content on Prime Video. Stay tuned for the premiere of this captivating Thai supernatural horror film.