Peaceful Property (2024)

Both series have New Thitipoom in lead role. Both are very funny with similar comedy styles. There're also some mystery thriller vibes. If you enjoy one of them, you should check out the other one.

Both are currently airing from GMMTV which are non-bl/ bromance series. Both series have really good bromance chemistry with great acting from the whole casts.

both have the concept of getting rid of ghosts for "work"
in both they have to learn the will of the ghost in order to exorcise them
they feel very similar

Both are series from the bl ship TayNew, from gmmtv. Peaceful Property is the bromance series about dealing with ghosts and their regrets.

Peaceful Property is the bromance series of TayNew while Cherry Magic is the bl series of them. There are also other same actors in both series.

Peaceful Property is the bromance series of TayNew while Dark Blue Kiss is the bl series of them. If you love TayNew's chemistry in one, check out the other series.

Both series are about removing the ghosts in the property and selling these haunted properties.
They are also both comedy horror

Both dramas are horror comedy dealing with ghosts and getting to know their problems. Main character has the purpose to sell the haunted house.

Both are Thai series with horror and ghosts theme. Main characters slove the mystery with ghosts, deal with the haunted house.

Both shows have very similar premises as they're about a realtor and a ghost whisperer teaming up to sell houses. Both also have comedic elements.

- Horror comedy with ghosts
- Also touching background story
- Hilarious
- Interesting characters
Something in my room is bl.

Both "Peaceful Property" (series) and "Midnight Museum" (film) are Thai-style horror comedy. While "Midnight University"'s ghosts are much scarier (the make-up is gorier, and the scenes with them are actually suspenseful), and it's humour is a bit more on the slapstick-y side, both tell stories about why spirits can't move on and have universal themes of human life at their core.

Hidden Moon is rather like if you took one of the haunting-of-the-week episodes of Peaceful Property and stretched it over a full series to truly flesh out ghosts. It plays with many of the same themes of loneliness, grief, guilt, and societal injustices, as well as the concept of healing these wounds by listen to people's stories and making right what you can. A particularly good match for anyone who really enjoyed ForceBook's story.