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Ziam (2025)

★★ — Ziam (2025)

Ziam is a 2025 Thai action-horror film produced by Kantana Motion Pictures, one of Thailand's longer-established production and distribution outfits, and directed by Kulp Kaljareuk. The premise is a fairly direct genre mash-up, putting a former Muay Thai fighter against a zombie horde, which places it squarely within a busy decade-long wave of Southeast Asian genre filmmaking that has leaned heavily on regional martial arts traditions to differentiate itself from Western horror output. Thailand has form here, with films like Chocolate and the later Buakaw-adjacent action pictures having demonstrated that disciplined, physically demanding fighting styles translate well to screen spectacle. Prin Suparat, best known domestically for television drama, takes the lead, with Nuttanicha Dungwattanawanich (also a prominent TV figure) as his girlfriend.

The Raid and Train to Busan had a kid. That's literally all you need to know. Predictable malarkey.

Rating: ★★ | Year: 2025 | Watched: 2025-07-13

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