I’ve not decided for sure, but I know where to host it at, I thought it’d be great to have another blog or Tab just for prod cast, I think there is something out there already, but it’s not user friendly. If anyone is interested in doing this, the idea is also up for grabs.

I love to tell or listen to ghosts stories. The podcast idea is cool, children will most likely love it. These stories from the folklore have a moral to each story.

As for Nang Nak Phrakhanong they made that into the movie several times and one time actually made it at the same spot that she died. I recalled reading that when they played the music and her singing a lullaby to her baby, the actress’s body that played Nang Nak actually floated slightly up in the air and this scared the filming crews, everyone had chills because it sounded so haunting, and they believed that her spirit is still around. She is the legend of Thai ghosts.

I had watched most of the ghost stories that you mentioned; I think my family must have liked ghost stories whilst I was growing up. The one that scared me the most was The Exorcist, after watching it, I was afraid to look out the window at nighttime. The apartment that we lived in Brooklyn, NY had a window in the kitchen and had no drape or blind so it over looked the dark alley and we were on the third floor. I hated it when I had to do the dishes at night. I washed the dishes as fast as I could, no telling if it was clean or not, and tried not to look out the window but it was hard because the sink was right near the window and I’d imagine her floating outside my window, I get chills just talking about it.

There are two movies that prevented me from using the shower or use the toilet. These movies had worms coming out of the shower heads. The other shows a hand popping out from the toilet and then yanking on our intestines. If I could go back in time, I would close my eyes during those scenes.

I’m not afraid of ghosts or criminals anymore. They are part of this world and our job is to squash them.

I think this can be much-traumatized seeing ghost movie at a young age, and something tragic happened even made things worse, it can become a phobia. Also, when I was little, the adult would tell us ghost story to prevent us from wandering off. I think it’s all in the mind, I believe ghost do exist, but more in the energy form and your imagination is what made them scary. If you are focus and have strong will, they often don’t visit you; they only visit the ones that are afraid of them, you sort of become a ghost magnet. It’d be good to overcome your phobia for those that have one. I find ghost story fascinating and love translating Thai ghost story, might sound like a weirdo to some people.

I wonder if anyone have heard of the theater stampede. At around 1978, in Thailand, a movie theater screen catches on fire in the middle of a horror film. The movie screen collapses onto the audiences right at the scene when the main character’s baby dies during birth. At this point she suddenly turns into a scary ghost. A stampede immediately begins inside the theater. If someone hadn’t picked me up and carried me outside I could’ve been trampled. My memory is vagued but I’d shared the same memory with my brother who was also in the theater.