We have a decent mix of Asian horror this week, including Indonesian ghost stories and a couple of Malaysian films, while Thailand has two more supernatural films on the way.
Hungry Ghost Festival
Country: Indonesia
Release: November 26, 2026
Raka discovers that he was adopted and has no legal identity, prompting him to travel to Semarang with his friends Tintin and Bobi to investigate his past, where their search takes a supernatural turn after they accidentally break several taboos during the Hungry Ghost Festival.
This is the full trailer release after the teaser trailer was released a few weeks ago.
Bisikan: Luka Yang Berbisik
Country: Malaysia
Release: November 19, 2026
Syafiq moves into a new home with his family, hoping to start over, but strange things soon begin happening – he hears whispers and sees figures that nobody else seems able to notice, and his younger sister, Syira, is the only person who believes him.
Kacau
Country: Malaysia
Release: November 12, 2026
A group of young people head to an abandoned shopping mall to play spirit of the coin, a ritual game that is supposed to let them communicate with spirits, which starts out as a bit of fun, but things soon go wrong, and the group finds itself dealing with something that doesn’t want to be left alone.
Pha Jaan
Country: Thailand
Release: November 26, 2026
Set in a remote village in Northern Thailand, the film is deeply rooted in Lanna cultural rituals, a young pregnant newcomer encounters the terrifying village belief that when a spouse dies, a ritual called “Pha Jaan” must sever their ties.
ทั้งกลม (Womb of the Dead)
Country: Thailand
Release: November 12, 2026
Phop is a nurse who has spent years searching for his missing older sister, where he takes a job at a hospital in his hometown, where he becomes involved in the mysterious death of a pregnant woman named Ann, and her spirit begins leading him towards clues about other missing pregnant women, and his investigation starts uncovering something much darker than a straightforward haunting.
巨頭オ (Kyotou O)
Country: Japan
Release: December 25, 2026
This one comes from a Japanese internet urban legend that has been doing the rounds since 2006 – the original story was short and strange: someone finds a sign reading “巨頭オ” pointing towards a village, only to encounter an abandoned settlement and a bizarre figure with an enormous head approaching them.
Zona Merah: Dead City
Country: Indonesia
Release: January 14, 2027
The Indonesian zombie series Zona Merah is heading to the big screen with Zona Merah: Dead City, a feature-film spin-off of the popular Vidio original series, which reportedly amassed more than 34 million views.
The film expands the world of the original series, bringing its zombie outbreak to a larger scale.
More recent Asian horror movie trailers.
- 6 Asian Horror Trailers Released This Past Week: Oct 5 – Oct 11
- 5 New Asian Horror Trailers Released This Past Week: Sept 27 – Oct 4
- 5 New Asian Horror Trailers Released This Past Week: Sept 21 – Sept 27
- 9 New Asian Horror Trailers Released This Past Week: Sept 14 – Sept 20
- 8 New Asian Horror Trailers Released This Past Week: Sept 7 – Sept 13
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