Hong Kong Horror

Malaysia's Most Haunted Location - Early Access For Members

This episode will be available to the public next week. Members will have early access to it now! Welcome back to another episode of Hong Kong Horror. This week, we head over to the misty, winding roads of Malaysia’s Genting Highlands to explore the chilling account of Muhammad and Nayla. What started as a late night drive home from the casino turned into a terrifying encounter with something waiting for them on the dark mountain road.

These Are NOT Guardian Angels

When Ah-Kwan took a quiet, post-closing shift at a local clothing shop in his early 20s, he thought the hardest part of the job would be unloading boxes with his quirky coworker, Benny. But Ah-Kwan has yum yuerng ahn (Yin Yang eyes), and what he witnessed lurking between the dark inventory racks was something far more sinister than a simple haunting.

Hong Kong's Most Horrific Murder/Paranormal Incident

Hey everyone! Tonight, we are going to talk about the chilling Tai Kok Tsui case of 2013. We explore the disturbing events that destroyed a seemingly typical Hong Kong family and the dark, calculated path that led to an unspeakable tragedy. Before the crime scene was demolished, a paranormal explorer and a Man Mai (問米) master entered the abandoned. What they summoned in the dark was a frantic spirit trapped at the exact moment of her horrific end...revealing a chilling account that perfectly matched the sealed court confessions. In this episode, we’ll uncover the facts of the case and then break down the deep Chinese metaphysical concepts behind it. We'll explore the terrifying weight of Blood Debt (血債), Life Debt (命債), and the ultimate punishment waiting in the Avici Hell (阿鼻地獄) for those who commit the heaviest karmic violation possible. Viewer discretion is strongly advised for this episode.

The Unexplainable Hospital Incident In Thailand

In tonight’s episode of Hong Kong Horror, we travel to a rural hospital in Thailand to follow the story of Sakda, a veteran security guard who thought he had seen it all. Stationed at the back entrance, right across from the hospital morgue, Sakda’s easy night shift takes a terrifying turn when a gurney begins to move on its own at 3:00 AM.Was it just a trick of the light, or is something...or someone...refusing to leave?Stick around until the end as we break down this encounter down from a Chinese cultural perspective.Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and hit the bell icon so you never miss a story!

Why You NEVER Pick Up Passengers at Night In Asia

There is an unspoken rule every night driver in Asia is aware of... if you see someone waiting alone on an isolated road late at night, you do not stop. You keep driving.In the early 2000s, Yushen was riding his moped home through the dark, rural outskirts of Guangzhou. The roads were empty and all he wanted was to get home. But when he approached a sharp S-curve and saw a lone woman standing in the tall grass, he decided to pull over and offered her a ride.He shouldn't have.In this episode, we dive into a chilling encounter from the dark village roads of Guangzhou. We'll also break down the traditional Chinese folklore behind the "Yin and Yang" boundaries of the night, why ghosts seek our acknowledgement, and the terrifying reality of "Earthbound Spirits" (地缚灵).Sometimes, blind kindness to the unknown can be the most dangerous thing you do.If you enjoyed this story, make sure to like, subscribe, and let me know in the comments: would you have stopped, or kept driving?