Simply answer the following questions:

(1) How many times did the moon appear in the movie trailer?

(2) What does “SPI” stand for? Is it:
—(a) Society of Paranormal Investigators
—(b) Society for Paranormal Intervention
—(c) Scientists of Paranormal Investigations

Send your answers to hungryghost@paranormal.org.sg together with your NAME / NRIC / CONTACT NO. / ADDRESS.

Incomplete entries will not be considered. Winners will be notified by post. Closing date: 24th July 2008.

* Tickets are for movie preview at GV Plaza Singapura on 31 July 08 @ 7:30pm.

10 pairs of Tickets has been won! The answer:

Question: “The House” is based on true stories about:

A. Murder Cases
B. Theft Cases
C. Robbery Cases

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS!

(Closing date: 18 January 2008)
(Winners will be notified by post)

RATINGS TO BE ADVISED

SYNOPSIS

Based on true stories, about three murder cases and its connection with one particular house. A female TV reporter is sent on a special mission to make a documentary about a murder cases happened 6 years ago, when a doctor’s wife was killed. It was a big news at the time because the murderer was the woman’s own husband, a well-known professor working for a famous medical institute in Bangkok.

As the female reporter researches deeply into the murder, she discovers two other cases that share many similarities to the first case. 8 years prior, a male medical student killed his girlfriend in a fit of jealousy and sliced her body into small pieces. In another case, that happened 40 years ago, known as ‘The Nuanchawee Case’, a nurse of the same name was murdered by her lover, a doctor.

The reporter begins to put the puzzle pieces together. Why are these crime so similar, yet happened 40 years apart? What she finds out, is more disturbing than the questions. What made these murderers kill their loved ones? Why were all men in the medical field? What did the common thread of disloyalty signify? Why was there so much passion and hatred in these relationships? But the most disturbing fact is that everybody involved had once lived in the same house at that medical institute.

First case: The Nuanchawee Murder
In September 18, 1959 Nuanchawee Patchara, a nurse was strangled and drowned by a group of men. Her body was found in the Choa Praya River. Around the time of murder, she was having an affair with a married doctor, Utid Kajorndate who became a suspect. He finally confessed that he hired a group of men to kill his secret lover after she had threatened to tell his wife about their affair.

Second case: The Jarmjuree Murder
In September 28, 1999 Chalerm Songkramkrad, a medical student, murdered his girlfriend, Jarmjuree Ploysawangsri in a cold-blood manner, and then tried to discard the body by amputating the limbs and slicing his dead girlfriend into tiny pieces, after she tried to break up with him. He later confessed to the police that he did it out of jealousy.

Third case: The Dr Pusuratt Murder
In February 20, 2001 a female doctor, Pusuratt Bhungaysornpan was reported missing. The police later found pieces of human tissues which matched the DNA of hers in the central drainage at the famous hotel in Bangkok. Doctor Watson Bhungaysornpan, her husband immediately became a murder suspect with the motive, that he had wanted a divorce and start a new life with his new lover.

CAST

- Inthira Chaloenpura
- Chamanun Waniwinwasara
- Chatcha Rujinanon
- Komsun Nuntachit
- Kongdech Jaturanrasamee
- Nutthawat Plengsiriwat
- Natthakan Thayutajaruwit
- Vorapoj Nimvijit
- Wiboonsiri Khongpool