Ko Sa Tha Miti

The Great General Mang Sor Ju has marched his army from the capital to establish a new camp, intending to finally conquer Tha Phae. He conscripts thousands of soldiers for another massive assault. Unable to withstand the force, the villagers of Tha Phae begin to evacuate. Koh and the other men stay behind to fight, but Bun Lai and Dao Ruang are captured. Koh rushes in to rescue them but is knocked unconscious. Captain Choranae believes Koh is dead, prompting Tao Hom to quickly play dead as well.
Meanwhile, Mueang Pratun and Mang Kayor discover a video camera. When they start pressing buttons at random, the device emits loud noises, terrifying the captain’s gang and the soldiers. Bunchu, who is hiding nearby, seizes the opportunity to pretend to be a ghost, claiming the camera is a "soul-sucking tube." He tells them that Koh, Tao Hom, and everyone shown on the screen—including himself and the enemies previously filmed by Osot—are already dead. Terrified by the "magic" of the camera, the enemy troops scatter in a frantic retreat.
Taking advantage of the chaos, Tao Hom and Bunchu carry the unconscious Koh away to hide deep in the forest. When Koh finally wakes up, he is suffering from amnesia. His personality has completely changed; he is now fearless and has begun mimicking wild animals so effectively that even the beasts of the forest are afraid of him.