Grave Mistakes, Raihan, Kyle, Wayne Rée and Utt's experiences! | Tales from Incredible Tales EP9
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2024
- In this episode, Ria897 DJ Raihan Yacob and horror creators Kyle Ong and Wayne Rée are joined by Utt - host of the original Incredible Tales for 13 seasons - as they talk about their experiences around graves.
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Credits:
Hosts - Raihan Yacob, Wayne Rée, Kyle Ong
Special guest: Utt Panichkul
Director and Producer - Kyle Ong
Writer - Wayne Rée
Assistant Director - Chin Qin Wei
Director of Photography - Chervin Chua
Gaffer - Jonathan Chan
Art Director - Joline Lim
Sound - Audrey Lee
Hair and Makeup - Beno Lim
Behind-the-scenes - Bernard Lim
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Would MediaCorp consider doing a reboot of Incredible Tales with Utt as the host?
Reboot big NO continue season definitely yes
@@1makeufreakthey should. It will probably have more interest than whatever they r doing now.
Ghost stories will always be entertaining and relatable to people.
So many stories out there, they won't run short of reference materials
All time favourite Incredible Tales
During my recent trip back to sgp, an uninvited guest from a HDB Christian furneral wake attached itself to my carry on and follow me back to US. It’s quite harmless but very confused and curious by the new environment. It didn’t occur to me in the beginning but I was very hungry every night which is unusual. One day I saw it on my bed bending over my pillow wearing a cotton elastic pants. I can’t tell if it is a male or female but am sure it is an older frail individual. I didn’t get to see the top or the face just the backside bending over on my bed. In the beginning it was very curious, lurking around a lot but it’s better now. Also I lost a lot of hair and my hubby is not sleeping well- these issues are getting better now. If she/he behaves, I will consider bringing it back to sgp on my next trip.🙏🙏🙏
Looking forward to Tuesday and Thursday ~
Coming from the boys school at Mt Vernon, Bidadari muslim cemetary & mt vernon crematorium/columbarium were really familiar old haunts (pun intended) for many of many of us.
Boys being boys, we'd find the shortest way to Aljunied road busstop via a hole in the fence leading straight through the colombarium with the pagoda. To get to the serangoon Road busstop (currently where Woodleigh mall is), passage through the Muslim cemetery was quickest and in the day, the place is really serene.
Graves in the Muslim cemetary was abit more haphazardly arranged and some parts were badly overgrown with grass. We walked the more trodden paths but even so sometimes one will find himself standing on top of a grave (between 2 vertical structures) in the fading evening glow.
At night during school camps, glancing into the pitch dark expanse of graves we sometimes see blue and yellow flames dancing. Don't know what they are, don't really want to find out as well.
As for the Christian cemetary on e other side of aljunied Road is not really scary. Like they said, got alot of joggers even before exhumation. Nice childhood memories.
I believe you must be from Maris Stella High school. Well i stayed at mount Vernon park when my dad was serving in the Singapore Gurkha force. To be honest, I am the type of person that dares to go camping at night alone or even running with my friends in that cemetery around. I even went to the tall pagoda and did overnight camps many times and I looked and read through those who have deceased and their personal photos or details engraved on the stone. But my most frightening experience that I have encountered was during practicing for my 2.4 km running and on that day, I was running alone through bidadari cemetery where the most old Christan graveyards and for some reason I felt I was running in a loop and the harder I tried to run fast to overcome that particularlandmark that I always seen but for some reason I felt I was seeing the same landmark over again. Suddenly I remembered an old advice which was common saying by uncles who regularly run around the cemetery was to re tie the shoelaces and also make a small marking on the current positions and move forward and repeat it until certain distance and I eventually managed to somehow escape the loop, ironically it happened to me only once all my primary and secondary school days running there. There is also another interesting fact as I am not sure if you seen it before, apparently there is a tree that closely resembles the lord Ganesh Hindu god in Bidadari cemetery. Where the most Christian graveyards were located at.
Never sleep in the cemetery. I went to Taiwan for my
bridage exercise in 1975 and we slept overnight at a cemetery on the mountain. There was hundreds of
graves all over us. I remembered sleeping with graves
on top of my head and on my left and right and could
be seeing photos of the deceased. After midnight a
soldier was screaming loudly waking all of us because
he saw a ghost of a girl coming up to us and started
to look at everyone. A viewer asked me if her father
might be the one in my batch because he was possessed
on returning from Taiwan and have to visit many doctors
but was cured after seeing many temple mediums. He
was sleeping in the open grave and get possessed or
he might be the one to happened seeing the ghost I
don't know.
Question - are there different types of ghost ? Like you mentioned pontianak (what is that ?), how about blood sucking vampire ? poltergeist ? Zombie ? What else ? Can you do an episode on that ? Thank you
No lah, do you know Mt Vernon was just next to that plot of land? That road dividing Bidadari and Mt Vernon was a connecting road between Serangoon and Aljunied. There are so many residential estates adjoining Bidadari. Before Bidadari became a cemetery, it was the palace grounds of one of Sultan Abu Bakar’s wives and the name Bidadari is named after her because she was so beautiful like an angel. The MRT was built to serve the residents living in the vicinity but it wasn’t economical to operate without the volume until the Bidadari flats were built up.
Walking around thai temples that have graveyards always have a weird uneasy feeling
I got a question. If the incense had already finish burning, are we allowed to step them? Because one of my chinese friend back when I was young he told me that it is okay to step on it after it finish burning.
Kubur Kassim in Siglap. Notorious. Bidadari is more like a fairy. Angel is malaikat.
Haha, had a boyfriend once who with his fellow hostel mates would sneak out to the graveyard and hang out there eating ta pau supper sitting on tombstones and chat with the guys. Nothing ever happened to these fellas. But to be honest, my BF looked like a Chinese general door god.
People still make Pontianaks? With our system, how? Read that they live only 300 years and they also expire. So if there were any around, they’d be old ones. Also read that many have been caught and nailed to a specific place in Singapore, waiting out their expiry dates.
Literally did every paranormal dare and nothing happens, if demons or ghost exist there would not be wars lol
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Invite a caretaker to the show.
Like mountvernon camp I heard was a cemetery, as someone who used to reside there wishes to know. Please give pr to Gurkhas 🥲