Tun (Ananda Everingham), a photographer, and his girlfriend Jane (Natthaweeranuch Thongmee) are driving home after a party when they hit a young woman. Tun insists they drive away. Soon, Tun notices mysterious white blurs and faces in his photos, and he suffers from terrible neck pain.
Jane investigates the ghostly images, and the trail leads to a dark secret from Tun's past. Meanwhile, Tun's old college friends are dying one by one.
The film uses the idea of ghost photography brilliantly. Every photo becomes a source of dread, and some of the jump scares, especially in the darkroom and on the stairs, are among the best in the genre.
Some acting is uneven, and parts of the story feel familiar. But the twist ending is unforgettable, and Shutter remains one of the scariest films of the Asian horror boom.







