Attack 13
New York Asian Film Festival 2025
July 11 - 24, 2025
Mean girls go ghost mode in this high-gloss, high-decibel Thai horror romp. Attack 13 turns school bullying into supernatural payback—slick, savage, and tailor-made for scream queens and TikTok teens.
A vicious schoolyard bully terrorizes her classmates until one day she ends up dead—but death is just the beginning. From Thai horror master Taweewat Wantha (Death Whisperer), this sleek instant classic turns the revenge ghost story on its head, using genre thrills to excavate the roots of youth violence. Rising star Aheye (of K pop–influenced girl group 4EVE) commands the screen alongside model-turned-actress Lilly in a film that has already become a phenomenon among young Thai audiences, who’ve turned preview screenings into communal scream-fests. While recent Thai horror has leaned toward prestige period pieces (The Cursed Land) or franchise expansions (Death Whisperer 2), Attack 13 pulses with contemporary energy—a razor-sharp generational portrait wrapped in the delights of terror. This is horror that knows exactly what its audience wants and delivers it with style to spare.
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