New Asian Horror Trailers Released This Past Week: Nov 2 – Nov 8

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Only a few trailers released this week I could find as of writing- Cambodia has three upcoming horror films getting attention this week, a new South Korean upcoming horror had another teaser, and a new Japanese indie horror trailer got released as well.

Ice Factory Ghost (រោងចក្រទឹកកក)

Country: Cambodia
Release: November 23, 2026

Cambodian production company Sastra Film released a teaser for Ice Factory Ghost, with the tagline describing a ghost brought into an ice factory on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, and seems to be based on a popular Cambodian horror podcast.


Pailin Gems (សានការប្រានកាន)

Country: Cambodia
Release: November 20, 2026

Another Cambodian filmheading to cinemas this month is Pailin Gems. The upcoming film is scheduled for November 20, with a new trailer offering an early look at the production, with limited English-language information available about the film so far.


Crazy Love (ឆ្កួតស្នេហ៍)

Country: Cambodia
Release: November 12, 2026

Crazy Love is a Khmer horror-drama that also mixes in romance, and again, not much reliable English-language information about the story really, but seems to be about obsession.


Occult Jizo: Next Girl (オカルト地蔵 NEXT GIRL)

Country: Japan
Release: November 13, 2026

Japan has another new independent horror anthology on the way with Occult Jizo: Next Girl, the second instalment in the Occult Jizo series, which brings together two horror stories – In Reasons Not to Believe in Spirits, three members of a film club visit a mountain known as a paranormal location and encounter something they weren’t expecting.

The other story, Super School Seven Mysteries, follows a group of girls investigating strange occurrences in a school gymnasium, where they end up trapped in another world – the project is supervised and written by Takeshi Nakazawa, a writer and researcher of unexplained phenomena.


My Home (완벽한 집)

Country: South Korea
Release: November 25, 2026

A woman gets an offer that sounds almost too good to be true – a room in a luxury apartment with absolutely no rent – but strange things start happening after she moves in, where a home security camera picks up something it shouldn’t.


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