Sap Sang

The ancient Daralai Theatre, owned by Teacher Arpa and her son Korn, becomes the setting for a complicated love triangle involving three main actors of the troupe: Chor-Euang, Thai, and Praew.
Although they appear to be best friends on the surface, deep down, hatred is hidden. Praew is jealous of Chor-Euang because she is in love with Korn, while Korn loves Chor-Euang. Meanwhile, Thai secretly loves Chor-Euang. Korn plans to study abroad and intends to propose to Chor-Euang. Praew accidentally finds out about this and decides she must do something to stop it, with Thai’s cooperation.
The pair secretly plots to disrupt the proposal. Thai attempts to force himself on Chor-Euang. When she resists, Thai accidentally kills her. Praew discovers the scene and has no choice but to help dispose of the body. Praew and Thai decide to bury Chor-Euang behind the theatre. Terrified, Praew consults a necromancer (Por Pu) for help.
Meanwhile, after the funeral of his mother, Teacher Arpa, who died suddenly, Korn decides to close the theatre as there is no successor. He goes abroad to study, hoping to forget Chor-Euang, whom he misunderstandings believing she ran away.
Late one night, the necromancer performs a ritual to bind Chor-Euang's spirit. Before being trapped by the necromancer’s spell, preventing her from being reborn, Chor-Euang’s vengeful spirit curses Praew and Thai.
One year later, the boarded-up Daralai Theatre is set to be renovated into a new hotel by Nara, who is very fond of the old theatre's architecture. Nara's mother tells him to contact Feng Shui Master Fei to inspect the site. However, the person who arrives is Plew, the master’s daughter, and she senses a mysterious energy in that place.
How will the mystery of Chor-Euang’s death be unraveled? And how terrifying will the horror from the vengeful spirit be?
Follow "Sap Sang" every Monday-Wednesday at 08:00 / 11:30 / 20:00 on Channel 8, available on all satellite receivers, and on TrueVisions Channel 65 (Standard Box) and Channel 88 (HD Box). "Sap Sang" premieres on Monday, February 17, 2014.