Khom Khlang Ep. 2 | Uncut Reaction

Oh..and dont watch Runaway if you dont like scary gls

The after credits can be confusing Sometimes it's a continuation which overlaps in the beginning of the next, and at least once it's a clip from the later in next episode

I'm sorry I was cap I blacked out the first part of this episode cos the latter half was the best part LMAOO 😅🤣🤣🤣 I swear the worse is over 😂

And after this episode it’s not scary, you’re good I promise.

See I don’t have a problem with ghosts and spirits. They’ve never tried to hurt me (yet) see, me and the paranormal, we cool. It’s people who scare me. Human beings killing one another in horrific ways…THAT is what terrifies me.

Hey, girls! ❤️ Just wanted to share something interesting about Khom Khlang! Apparently, the series has official support from Thailand’s Ministry of Culture, specifically its Department of Cultural Promotion, much like The Loyal Pin. It's part of Thailand's soft power strategy to promote Thai culture, traditions, and beliefs to international audiences through entertainment. I thought you might find that interesting! 😊

This is one of the best

So Bulan doesn't practice dark arts, she very much dislikes it and fights against it, but that will be more prominent as the series goes on. And also as for why Bulan covers Peem's eyes, it's because she was shielding Peem's mind from the spirit. She does that because Peem doesn't really have the the mental strength to look at evil spirits without something happening to her. Bulan is powerful and her mind is extremely strong

From the episodes that have been released, I would say this was the most intense when it comes from a horror theme. I won’t lie, I was thoroughly enjoying this reaction and kept rewinding during certain moments of the episode because I was so entertained by your reactions. I will be rewatching this episode many times. It was plain torture having to wait for my entire shift and workout to watch your reaction to this episode. Trust us. The horror has drastically been cut back thus far. No lie. In fact, you will love the next episode and it will make up for the scare you girls were enduring. Bulan had been waiting over twenty years to meet her karmic soulmate so it would make sense she would be very happy and eager to be with her. She does not mess around and an intense character. She’s definitely the biggest green flag I’ve seen in a gl aside from Rak from Us and she is the utter definition of a power bottom. I can’t wait for episode 3 and 5’s reaction. 😁

Episode 2 starts with a longer version of the end of episode 1, where Peem is introduced to her colleagues at the Phop Phra police station. Peem talks to her father, who promises to help her when she needs it and wants her not to worry about her mother. He claims her won’t stop her in whatever she is going to do, but warns her to take good care of herself. Peem promises to do it. Peem is introduced to her colleagues as a detective from Bangkok, who is temporarily stationed there to tackle a human trafficking case that crosses the local borders into other countries. She’s not only there to help the victims, but also to – in her words – eradicate the ones responsible, no matter where they might be hiding. His colleague makes a joke about her heart which gets the chief to scold him for it, for him getting into trouble with his wife again, and him claiming to just be playful. He tells Peem that her colleague is the guy to ask with any questions, and mentions that he relocated to Phop Phra mare than a decade ago out of love. If Peem wants to know anything or go anywhere, she should ask him. He expects her to adapt to this provincial district in no time. And he cautions her to be careful about the case that brought her there, arguing that every place has its own etiquette, especially when it comes to matters related to neighboring countries, which are even more sensitive. Her father instructed him to take good care of her – so, she shouldn’t put herself in danger (we’ll see how that one goes…). Peem mentions that she doesn’t need special treatment as she’s working of the case, but the chief doesn’t want any problems with her parents, and orders her to talk to him first if she finds out anything and not to act on her own. After the credits, Peem is shown to her desk by her colleague, who report that he will be going on patrol that afternoon, and invites her meet him downstairs after lunch if she’s interested. Just as Peem gets settled in, Bulan arrives at the station and looks at her with a faint smile, then goes to the chief’s room who treats her with respect and talks to her. Her colleague finds it odd that she is there because he’s seen her only at major merit-making ceremonies. The chief comes out and tells her colleague to welcome the master for him and get her some water. But Peem volunteers to bring the water to her herself. Peem asks Bulan if she came there to see her and has decided to help her with the bullets. But Bulan claims the she made her breakfast, but argues that she left in such a haste without eating it, so she brought lunch to her in a tiffin carrier. Peem asks if she came all the way there just to bring her this, and Bulan mentions that she made it especially for her. But Peem argues that Bulan knows how serious she is, mentioning her brother being at death’s door lying in a hospital bed, but Bulan is treating this as some kind of joke. If she doesn’t intend to help her, she should stop messing with her head. But Bulan argues that she isn’t there to play, and claims if she truly didn’t intend to help her, then why did she close the sanctum to come see her? She wants her to forget that she’s messing with her head, arguing that the restless spirits hounding her all the way there might soon madden her into oblivion. She claims that she has never regarded this as a debt of gratitude, arguing that had she not been someone she yearns for so deeply, she wouldn’t have let this cocky officer set foot in her sanctum. She made these dishes for her, but if she doesn’t care for them, she should throw them away. Peem takes one spoonful of one dish and tastes it, then claims she has eaten it. Bulan asks if it’s not to her taste, but Peem claims that she doesn’t eat breakfast or a heavy meal for lunch, but rather waits for dinner. Besides, she’s not in the mood to eat in peace. Bulan argues that if Peem doesn’t force herself to eat, how will she have the strength to arrest criminals? But Peem claims that’s not anyone’s concern. The chief comes in and takes the master away, leaving Peem alone with the food. Later, her colleague brings her some files, then asks if she has already left. Peem wants to know whom is he talking about, and her colleague claims he’s talking about her girlfriend, of course. Peem claims that she is single, but her colleague clams that he’s eagle-eyed and nothing escapes his sight. Peem thinks that he should put those skills to use at work, not on personal matters. Her colleague calls her sharp-tongued and wants to know if she knows the master. But Peem wants to go a patrol. Her colleague gives her – and us – a quicky recap of the Phop Phra region which borders Myanmar and contains people of many different ethnic backgrounds, arguing that there’s the Thai, Bamar, Karen, Chinese, Akha and Hmong. And there are also dark arts and black magic. They are sitting at a diner when a cook brings over some specialties for her colleague for dessert, and tells him to share them with this sugar, pointing at Peem. Her colleague claims that she’s a new officer at the station and he’s making him look bad. He hands the desserts over to Peem who claims to not really eat desserts and hands them back to him, who then loops his leg around the desserts, before opening them. Peem asks him what he just did, and he explains that no one can be trusted there, there are both magic and dark arts, and this is what he does to ward it off. Peem remembers her eating the food that Bulan brought her, just as her colleague makes yet another joke about being possessed to break the ice as he claims, and she scolds him for it. Someone calls the to the school nearby claiming that someone is possessed, and they both run to the school. Bulan is there as well, treating the pupil who speaks with a different voice, claiming that brat has desecrated her and she will bring death upon her. Bulan tells her to go and not harm an innocent child. The teacher reports that the pupil was playing with a figurine and breaking its glass cover by accident when she put it back. Bulan makes an incantation to ban the spirit, but Peem thinks she assaults her and interrupts the ritual. Peem taunts to ghost to take her and leave the child alone (clearly not believing the possession) as the pupil starts convulsing heavily and eventually bites Peem. Her colleague wants to know if Peem is okay, then tells her to let the master continue her ritual. Peem instead hands the mother her necklace asking her to put in onto her daughter. She does it, and the pupil then collapses into her arms, and is carried away to an ambulance. Bulan slaps Peem for interrupting, arguing that she has never minded it that she doesn’t believe it, but tells her not to interrupt her rituals as it is disrespectful to her sacred arts, arguing that when afflictions come her way, even she cannot come to her rescue. But Peem tells her to prove it to her, for she would like to know if she could really banish ghosts if they were real as she leaves the school. At night at the police station, Peem is cooling her cheek as she’s thinking about her encounter with Bulan at the school. Her colleague reports that the pupil is doing fine, then claims that it’s the first time he has seen her slapping someone this hard. Peem wants to know what the master usually is like, and her colleague claims that she’s real, legit, and the best in all of Phop Phra, arguing that she is beautiful and capable, and when it comes to the great charm Yantras, she is second to none, and that good. Peem wants to know if Bulan has any flaws, but he claims that she doesn’t, though she would only tattoo women because she dislikes men. He wants to take her to her sanctum when they are free, but Peem has heard enough about Bulan, and doesn’t want to hear about anything that can’t be proven, especially her arts. She wants to throw the food that Bulan made her away, but her colleague claims he will eat it, and she gives it to him. She asks him how can he believe in dark arts and black magic, and he claims that seeing is believing, and she has to witness it herself to realize it’s real. He eats the food then hands her the key to her residence in Phop Phra and asks her if she lives with someone, but she claims that she sleeps alone. He thinks that it serves her right and thinks someone like her will stay single for the rest of her life, as she can’t even compare to his wife, whom he praises with a few more jokes. Bulan is at the sanctum talking to her ghost again, telling it not to feign concern and let her see it for herself. Peem is looking at a whiteboard about the case she is investigating and remembering the argument she had earlier with Bulan, as someone is calling her name. She grabs her gun and goes to investigate, but suddenly, the room light goes out, and goes on again only after switching the lights on and off again twice. Peem realizes that a figurine has appeared on her desk and wonders where it came from. She goes out of her room gun drawn, but unbeknownst to her someone appears behind her bed. But when she turns around, nothing is there. She turns back around as the masked creature is grabbing her by the throat, the pushes her down onto the bed – and she is suddenly outside on the grass wearing a dress, with the creature claiming that she has challenged her, so she will bring death upon her. And she has her convulsing into odd poses in real life, until the creature makes her say that her eyes are filled with nothing but sorrow, and from this moment on, they shall never be severed. But suddenly, Bulan appears on the field, shielding Peem and dealing with the creature telling it to return to where it came from and claiming that whichever ghost dares to touch Peem she shall burn its spirit to dust. She does it with an incantation, burning both the spirit on the field and the figurine in Peem’s room. Peem gets back to her room covered in sweat and close to tears as Bulan turns her around to face her and tells her vital spirits to return. She claims she will return the figurine the next day as she is giving her an expensive fabric, telling her to not commit such desecration again, warning he again that she’ll be afflicted should she play a hero. Peem wants to know what will happen to the spirit, will it still wait for someone it loves. Bulan asks her how she felt at the time, and she admits that she felt heartache and sorrow. She claims that it would wait until it found joy, if only for a little while. Peem argues that Bulan seems to understand it so well, and is sorry for the chaos she caused. Bulan argues that from now on, Peem must keep her wits about her. Everything she has done for her, she claims, is for her own sake. Peem asks her why she must always protect her and perform exorcisms for people, claiming that she’s also alone. Bulan claims that she lingers there for her karmic soulmate. Peem asks where that soulmate might be, and Bulan answers the question by kissing her! Bulan calls her her dearest, and asks her to stay there with her, and Peem kisses her back. Peem claims that she’s sorry, but Bulan goes in to kiss her again. And that’s where the episode ends, safe for a coda in which Peem awakes the next day alone, remembers the kisses – and suspects that she is under the influence of a love spell, brought about by Bulan’s food. Downstairs, Bulan waits for her and has made her food, but Peem is fine, she claims and doesn’t want to eat it, claiming that she already told her she doesn’t eat breakfast. But Bulan tells her to just to have a taste, which alarms Peem. ____ The second episode didn’t deal with the main villain at all, but introduced us to the setting of Phop Phra, and to Bulan whom Peem still suspects of charlatanerie, even more so now that she thinks she’s been put under a love spell. Bulan needs to change her tactics if she wants Peem to trust her, and Peem needs to understand that there are supernatural things going on she doesn’t yet understand. I was surprised that Bulan kissed her in episode two already, and think that wasn’t the best move to make Peem come to her side. That wasn’t all that scary an episode to me (your mileage of course does vary :-) ), “Runaway” did scare me way more – so I’ll be back next week, as we return to the human trafficking case.

Don’t worry yall it does get less scary so far ep2 is the only one that had an actual creepy vibe. It’s definitely worth watching trust

It gets MUCH less scary after this, don’t worry. The first two eps are more like scene-setting for what CAN happen in this world. From now up to ep 6 (which aired today), there’s much less spirits/possession, more like spells and weapons and things to do with Krating’s human trafficking ring and Peem’s investigation. Also, you guys (and all of us) are not the only ones captivated by Bint as Mae Kru Bulan. She is collecting all the GL actresses, just like Sonya lol. I’ve seen Engfa, Charlotte, Lena, Jingjing, Mable & Pangjie, and more all talking about and/or interacting with her and just GUSHING! 🤣

we can definitely see that the people behind these worked on horror themes because they know what they're doing with the effects,directing etc.Also about how did Master Bulan know that Pheem is her soulmate aside fr what her father told her? They'll gonna show it on ep5

Noooo Runawayyyyy 🥹

This is by far the scariest episode that’s been released so far. I had a hard time watching too, FREAKY AF!! You’ll be okay from here on out though promiseee 👌

This episode almost had me stop watching!! I get it!!! But hang in there!!

I love this show so so much and master Bulan has become one of my favorite characters in a long time. Not to be this person 🤣 but since LBD and moonshadow are done this week what is taking their place 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👉🏻👈🏻

LMAO your reaction to the scary parts is hilarious!😂 Also P’Bint has done other projects previously. She was also Miss international in 2019 hence why her posture is so good. I heard her say in one interview that she was about to quit acting when she received this role and decided to do this project. She has promised to stick around now that show is a success and so many people love her. It does get less scary for the upcoming episodes but no guarantees on what will happen in the episodes that have not released yet. I’m so excited to see your reaction to all the episodes!

“I’m the original master Bulan” had me rolling

Since the show is still airing, I'm not sure what's waiting for us after Ep 6. But this episode was definitely the scariest of what is out already. So you guys get a break from the scary stuff in the upcoming episodes. There will still be paranormal stuff but not on this level. This is coming from someone who also hates scary shows/movies. This was the only episode I really struggled with. As for Bulan knowing Peem is her karmic soulmate, the father told her that she would be the one to show up at the sanctum wearing a specific pendant (forgot the exact name) along with the detail of the scar. Except for this episode, Peem is nearly always wearing that pendant and Bulan presumably recognized it immediately at that first meeting. Also, cool tidbit about Bint (who plays Bulan), she read the novel this show is based on several years ago and had already made up her mind that she would audition for Bulan if the book was ever adapted. So she probably knows this character better than anyone else 😂

This was hilarious! Lmao I covered my eyes while watching too!! Great stuff.

I understand you guys. After this episode, there will be fewer jump-scare scenes, less scary, so don’t worry. Thank you for watching >< 🩵

Bruh I died this whole EP 😂 the way you guys get so scared is funny lol first few seconds I was already laughing when y’all jumped lol FYI: it does get less scary

The tattoo is a lotus and lotus is a national flower for Vietnam btw

Bulan's prose is the best bar none

Way to finish the episode M&D . I could see the anxiety kick into gear. Good thing Dee had that tissue to protect her from viewing🫣 Bint, as Master Bulan does have an undeniable presence that draws you in. Her whole demeanour coupled with that statuesque body and composed, stunning face captures and mesmerizes you. Shes perfect for this role. I’ve thought the same as M&D … she can put me under any spell anytime. The lieutenant is hella lucky I’d say. The spice on the relationship is developing that’s for sure. I am finding that some of the newer Thai gl series are taking the intimate scenes to another level. Thank you GAP and the Loyal Pin for your service. ❤️

I was one of the peeps that told you it wasn't that scary, but I forgot that different people have different fears. Sorry, Meesh & Dee! One way we're alike in our fears, Dee, is that I hate jump scares also, but I haven't been affected by the series so far. I think you two can definitely make it through Khom Khlang.

Did i hear Meesh saying just take me now and possess me 😂😂

M&D reaction to Ep2 15% Scared becauseof the Spirits 85% in love with Mae Kru

Mae kru master bulan put the whole gl industry and all of us under a love spell 💘

Been waiting for the kk reactions for eternity finally!! it actually gets less scarier from ep3-6 (no cap). All I can say is that y'all will like ep 3 and 5 for sure but overall every episode is sooo good not a single one off. Definitely one of the best gl's so far.

I want to say your reactions are funny as heck to the scary part, only because like you i don't watch horror. So i can relate. Just an FYI Both leads are beauty queens; Bint was Miss Thailand and Miss Internation 2019. Puinoon was Miss Mobil Thailand 2025. Bint chose her to be her partner. Also, they both trained with their respective groups, Binto with Masters and Puinoon with Police officers, to make it as realistic as possible.

This was a good time 😂 never change you two I’m dead

If you don’t know till now. Bint (Bulan) was Miss Thailand 2019, Miss International Thailand 2019 and Miss International 2019

laughed my ass off with the last ep and now i'm coming back to this 5555555

Ah yes. Our double dose of Khom Khlang on Mondays. What a time to be alive ☺️🙌

First time I saw this i was terrified. It does get less scary. Hang on. It is worth watching the 2 soul mates. Must now watch AI Girl to cleanse my brain

I definitely think this is the scariest episode out of all the ones released so far, so I think y’all will enjoy the upcoming episodes a lot more!

Ep 3 less scary..

Ah yes, the watermelon lady. Very refreshing juice 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️ iykyk

im pissing myself… ok but after this ep it does get less scary. NO CAP. lmfao

It has nothing to do with Khom Khlang, but ever since I first saw them, I’ve had this idea that Meesh looks like Film. I don’t know why—or if I’m just imagining things—but I really do see a resemblance there. I’m mentioning it now—totally random of me—in a video that has absolutely nothing to do with the topic XD Btw, great reaction as always! I watched the episode on my own at night and wasn't as scared as you were, it was really fun watching you screaming for everything.

YAY EPISODE 2👻LETS GO!!

evb get upp 😛😛

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