Thai movies promise the "hottest" Valentine's Day, presented to cause a fever with Vietnamese dialogue?

The movie "Rider: Delivery to Ghost" promises to become a Valentine's 2025 masterpiece with the perfect combination of horror and humor. Let's follow the trio of shippers facing ghosts and bad situations in the journey to rescue love.

This Thai film offers a unique story that revolves around three boys who work as delivery workers. The main characters, Nat (Mario Maurer), Kai (Marut Chuensomboon) and Yod (Puwanet Seechompu), will face extremely bizarre orders as night falls, with unusual instructions such as "delivery to the ghost" or "to the haunted house". These situations make them face encounters with creepy supernatural forces, but they are also full of humor and cuteness.

The film harmoniously combines elements of horror and humor, creating a space that is both funny and suspenseful. This is further strengthened when one of the characters, Nat, is "haunted" by his love for Pie - a beautiful phone repair shop owner, played by Freen Sarocha.

The love plot in "Rider: Delivery to Ghost" is quite special when Nat, during a delivery, meets Pie and immediately "hits the lightning of love". However, Pie suddenly disappears without leaving an explanation. Later, Nat discovers that Pie has become a ghost and is determined to rescue her from this unfortunate fate.

The more they find Pie, Nat and his two friends, Kai and Yod, the more they delve into creepy spooky situations, but there is also no shortage of interesting funny situations. They gradually realize that Pie's disappearance is not accidental but is closely related to the encounters with the ghost world they have experienced.

In addition to the appearance of the trio of main actors, "Rider: Delivery Cho Ma" also made a special impression with the participation of the Vietnamese voice cast, including People's Artist Hong Van, Vo Tan Phat, Mac Van Khoa and Huynh Thanh Truc. These names not only create an extremely impressive dubbing but also bring a new breeze to the film when it is " Vietnamese" lines in a natural, cute and extremely funny way.

In particular, the dubbed trailer version with delicate "Vietnamized" lines also promises to make the audience unable to help but laugh, and at the same time create closeness and suitability with Vietnamese culture.

The bad situations in the movie make the atmosphere not only tense but also full of laughter. The three delivery boys, despite being very afraid of ghosts, still have to bravely face bizarre and equally dangerous challenges. This trio, although not professional in confronting spirits, but the solidarity and understanding of each other through each working day has created very lovely moments in the journey to save Pie.

From delivering goods to dealing with rampant ghosts, the film has no shortage of silly but extremely funny situations. Mario Maurer, who plays Nat, shared that he likes the closeness and friendship between the three characters, because although they are very afraid of ghosts, they are still willing to take risks for each other.

With a combination of romantic and humorous horror elements, "Rider: Delivery for Ghosts" is a promising movie not to be missed this Valentine's Day. The film offers a fresh perspective on the delivery profession, when the trips of delivery people are not only full of surprises but also potential situations full of ghosts. In particular, the participation of Vietnamese actors in the dubbing part creates a new and colorful highlight for the film.

With its humorous situations, creative script, and talented cast, "Rider: Delivery for Ghosts" is sure to be the most anticipated movie this Valentine's Day season.

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