Laddaland

Synopsis

Laddaland is a 2011 Thai horror film directed by Sophon Sakdaphisit, featuring Saharat Sangkapreecha. The story revolves around a family who moves into a seemingly idyllic housing estate called Laddaland, hoping for a fresh start. However, the family's dream home soon turns into a nightmare as they encounter disturbing supernatural events and unearth dark secrets lurking beneath the surface. The film explores themes of family, fear, and the psychological impact of trauma, blending atmospheric tension with spine-chilling scares. Known for its effective use of suspense rather than graphic horror, Laddaland delivers a haunting narrative that keeps viewers engaged and unsettled throughout.

Cast

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  Saharat Sangkapreecha

  Thee

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  Piyathida Mittiraroch

  Pan

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  Sutatta Udomsilp

  Nan

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  Athipich Chutiwatkajornchai

  Nat

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  Deuntem Salitul

  Pan's Mother

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  Sahajak Boonthanakit

  Somkiat

Reviews

Laddaland has received mixed to positive reviews, with appreciation for its storytelling and atmospheric direction. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 6.3/10, reflecting a moderate reception from viewers. Critics often praise the film for its moody cinematography and well-developed characters, notably highlighting how the horror elements are intertwined with emotional family drama. Some reviews comment on the movie’s slower pacing but acknowledge this contributes to building tension and a sense of dread. For instance, many viewers on user forums commend director Sophon Sakdaphisit’s ability to create chilling sequences without relying heavily on jump scares. However, a few critics argue that the plot occasionally leans on familiar horror tropes and could benefit from tighter editing. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a formal critic score for Laddaland, but audience reviews tend to vary from genuinely creeped out to finding it somewhat predictable. Overall, Laddaland is regarded as an effective Thai horror film with a strong emphasis on atmosphere and emotional depth, appealing particularly to fans of supernatural and psychological horror genres.

See also

Pulp Fiction

Titanic

Frozen

Ex Machina