With his third film, Wisit was restrained by budgetary concerns from the stylizations of his first two films, but in doing so he was able to make it an homage to films of the 1930s and the stars of that era, including Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. Thai pop culture influences come from illustrator Hem Vejakorn, who wrote a series of 10-satang graphic novel ghost stories in the 1930s and '40s.
Wisit's third film was limited by budget constraints, forcing him to scale back his visual effects compared to his previous films. However, this allowed him to pay homage to classic Hollywood movies of the 1930s and stars like Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. Thai pop culture influences were also drawn from illustrator Hem Vejakorn's graphic novel series featuring ghost stories published in the 1930s and '40s.