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Congratulations to all winners.

It was not easy, but you did it! Now it is time for a well-deserved break, and see you in January.

HAve a great holiday!

Introducing the Judges for the Thespian Horror Festival 2025!

Naqiah Ayub True Horror Stories POV
Naqiah Ayub is the creative force behind the hit YouTube channel True Horror Stories POV, a platform with hundreds of thousands of subscribers that has become a staple for fans of supernatural encounters, eerie folklore, and spine-chilling storytelling.

Known for her immersive point-of-view horror narratives and live interactive series “Live to Tell the Tale”, Naqiah has built a reputation as one of Southeast Asia’s most compelling digital horror creators.

Al-Matin Yatim Al-Matin Yatim
Al‑Matin Yatim is an award‑winning actor whose powerful performances have made him one of Singapore’s most respected names in theatre and television. In 2025, he clinched the Best Actor Award in the Telemovie/Anthology category at Pesta Perdana for his moving portrayal of a single father battling grief and depression in Belaian.

His nuanced performance stood out among seasoned nominees, earning him recognition as a performer who brings both emotional depth and authenticity to the screen

When a group of creative actors understands one another, they could improvise their way to success…

When Ghostbusters hit theaters in 1984, audiences couldn’t stop laughing but few realized just how much of that humor was unscripted. The cast, led by Bill Murray, turned every take into a playground of quick wit and pure chaos. Murray’s knack for improvisation was unmatched; he rarely stuck to the written lines, instead delivering spontaneous, off the cuff remarks that became some of the film’s most iconic moments. What began as a sharp script soon became a living, breathing comedy experiment that made Ghostbusters one of the funniest films ever made.

Director Ivan Reitman encouraged that spontaneity, letting the actors build off each other’s energy instead of forcing every line. Murray’s dry humor, Dan Aykroyd’s earnestness, and Harold Ramis’s straight-faced delivery created the perfect comedic balance. Even Sigourney Weaver found herself laughing during takes, as Murray’s unpredictable humor constantly reshaped the tone of each scene. It was that unfiltered energy not just the special effects or ghosts that gave Ghostbusters its heart and originality.

In the years since, fans have memorized those same improvised lines that were never meant to be permanent. What could have been a typical sci-fi comedy became a once-in-a-lifetime masterpiece powered by chemistry and quick thinking. Bill Murray didn’t just play Dr. Peter Venkman he invented him in real time, proving that sometimes, the best movie moments aren’t written they’re born in the laughter between takes.