Haunted Southeast Asian Office Ghost Stories Vol. 1 - DEAD AIR
GHOST MAPS: True Southeast Asian Horror StoriesShow Notes
We hate to overtime! Kyle and Wayne share some of the scariest Haunted Office stories around Southeast Asia.
►THIS EPISODE'S HORROR RECOMMENDATIONS:
Kyle’s old office Story 1: Haunted Advertising Office in Singapore Story 2: Haunted “Well known” Bank in Malaysia Story 3: Haunted Office at Makati Constantine (2005) Story 4: Haunted Office in Vietnam Story 5: Working late in Malaysia Story 6: Pontianak followed them home?!
►DEAD AIR CREDITS:
Wayne Rée - Host / Writer Kyle Ong - Host / Director / Producer Joline Lim - Art Director Ella May Walker - Camera Operator / Art Assistant Iman - Camera Operator / Art Assistant
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