The most intense Vietnamese horror series of the year is about to air

The trailer for the movie Tet in Hell Village has just been released, featuring a series of thrilling, creepy images, showing the spookiness of Hell Village as well as a series of unsolved tragedies.

The trailer opens with the image of a demonic figure using demonic magic to capture the souls of the villagers. The appearance of the figure is combined with the sound of a bell, making the viewer even more haunted and chilling. From there, the curse of the villagers of Hell is gradually revealed.

The ancestors of the villagers were once members of a bandit gang that wreaked havoc across the land. They captured people, oppressed, robbed, and even buried whole innocent families alive. The resentment of the victims created a nightmare for the villagers. One by one, the villagers were possessed by demons.

Village chief Thap (Quang Tuan) meets a strange doppelganger, Thi Thap (Nguyen Thao) turns into a snake and kills villagers, Thi Lam (Meritorious Artist Hanh Thuy) turns into a demon, the "cripple" (Phu Don) has bulging eyes and there is a mannequin-like person who peels off his own skin.

The trailer opens with a monstrous image.

The tragic murders are revealed one by one through the trailer. The combination of detective and horror elements is heightened by director Tran Huu Tan, making Tet in Hell Village both captivating the audience with its content and making a strong visual impression.

The whole movie is like a mysterious game of "werewolf", the audience cannot guess who the villain in the dark is and even more so cannot know in advance who will be the next victim to be named.

Tet in Hell Village revolves around the terrifying haunting cases that occur in Hell Village.

Tet in Hell Village is a film adapted from the novel of the same name by writer Thao Trang. The producer representative affirmed that the television version will retain the spirit of the original series, promising to become the most intense and spooky horror film series adapted in Vietnam.

To do this, the film crew spared no expense in investing in the setting to create the most realistic Hell village from the wild Sao Ha village in the Northwest mountains and forests.

In order to increase the audience's persuasion and create the most authentic experience, the Tet in Hell Village crew also invested heavily in costumes and makeup, helping to bring a long-running series of period dramas with the quality of theatrical films.

The Tet crew in Hell village invested heavily in costumes and makeup.

The folk elements are not only brought from the details and spirit in the book, but are also highlighted with clear, symbolic highlights, helping to create the uniqueness of the film. Hell Village is both mysterious and intense in every frame, making the audience shiver but still unable to stop watching.

Also from the trailer, the audience can see the harmonious acting of the actors. Tet in Hell Village brings together a multi-generational cast of stars from the North and the South. All transform into people living together in a village with secrets from the past that they do not want to reveal.

Veteran and experienced actors such as Phu Don, Van Bau, Chieu Xuan… impressed the audience in their first horror film with complex psychological transformations, while the Gen Z stars promise to shine in the demonic scenes.

Quang Tuan transforms in his return to a horror series.

The male lead Quang Tuan transformed in his return to a long-running horror film, after a series of roles in That Son Tam Linh or Bang Chung Vo Hinh . Nguyen Thao transformed into a mysterious card with her versatile performance in the role of Thi Thap. Meanwhile, Lan Phuong gave the director “goosebumps” when she played the evil Thap Nuong in some of the film’s climax scenes.

In addition to the trailer, the poster of Tet in Hell Village also “synchronizes” the haunting for the audience with a horror appearance. In it, the village chief is shouldering the fate of the cursed village and other important characters with soulless faces are shaped into a peach blossom bush, below is the village engulfed in red fire.

After the success of the series Evil Mother, Angel Father (directed by Vu Ngoc Dang), Red Flower Farm (directed by Victor Vu), Chef Comes! (directed by Van Cong Vien), My House Is Strange! (directed by Dinh Tuan Vu), Tet in Hell Village is the next series not to be missed on K+ Television. The series will air at 8pm every Monday and Tuesday from October 23.

An Nguyen

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