Trailer and poster for Thai supernatural thriller 407 Dark Flight 3D

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Here’s the poster and trailer for Thailand’s first entry into the 3D horror game, 407 DARK FLIGHT 3D. Directed by Isaara Nadee, flick looks like a companion piece to Takashi Shimizu’s upcoming summer supernatural-occurrences-in-the-air flick 7500. Slick stuff, but will it actually be scary?

The synopsis:
Ten years ago a young air hostess, New, miraculously survived a plane crash. New insists that a vengeful spirit caused that accident, but her belief unsettled those around her and she had to go through psycho-therapy. Now the woman is ready to fly again. But on her first flight, New is struck by a disturbing feeling. The plane on which she’s working looks familiar, and New realizes that it’s actually the same aircraft that crashed ten years ago, though it has been repaired and repainted. New is gripped by terror, but there’s nothing she can do because the plane has already taken off, along with the same vengeful spirits that reside in it. Up in the air, the spirits are determined to take her life this time.

407 DARK FLIGHT 3D comes out in Thailand on MARCH 22nd. We’ll keep you in the loop when more release dates are revealed.

Source: AITH

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