Pop (Thai: ปอบ, pronounced [pɔːp̚]) is a cannibalistic spirit of Thai folklore. It manifests itself as a creature that likes to devour human viscera. [1] . Pop is related to the Phi Fa spirit. A …

Certain ghosts dwelling in mountains and forests are generally known as Phi Khao (ผีเขา) and Phi Pa (ผีป่า). Geographic locations such as the Phi Pan Nam Range ( ทิวเขาผีปันน้ำ ), …

The "Phii Pob" is a common spirit in the Northeast, North and some provinces in the Central part of Thailand (Suwanlert, 1972). Thai believers consider that the phii pob differs from other spirits.

Jun 28, 2017 · Police were dispatched to a village in Amnat Charoen province to deal with the ghost, known locally as "phi pob", which villagers said had killed four cows and caused four …

Oct 6, 2024 · This article discusses the construction of phi pop as the monstrous figure of Thai folklore and proposes to read phi pop films as a classic example of Thai folk horror – a local …

The "Phii Pob" is a common spirit in the Northeast, North and some provinces in the Central part of Thailand (Suwanlert, 1972). In Thailand, the term "Phii" refers to spirits and ghosts to which …

Oct 27, 2015 · Phi Pop (ผีปอบ) – a malevolent female spirit that devours human entrails and children. In public if infested with Phi Pob the victim will pretend to be ill but when given the …

In response to this problem, this dissertation illustrates three main points: (1) The ravenous spirit belief tradition is practiced variably in different social contexts.

Ravenous spirits, known among the northeastern Thai as*phii pob*, are malevolent, amorphous spirits related to a distinct category of misfortunes. An unusually high frequency of sudden …

Unlike many Western portrayals of ghosts, Thai “phi” encompass a diverse range of entities, each with their own characteristics and motivations. Vengeful Spirits: The Phi Tai Hong (ผีตายโหง), …