Ziam OTT Release Date: When and where to watch Mark Prin and Nychaa Nuttanicha's new Thai zombie-horror film

Ziam OTT Release Date: If you're someone who loves zombie flicks but is tired of the same Hollywood formula, Thailand is about to deliver a wild punch to your screen. Coming to Netflix on July 9, Ziam is not your average horror movie. It's full of blood, fists, and emotions, featuring two of Thailand's biggest stars, Mark Prin Suparat and Nychaa Nuttanicha. Set in a world that goes to hell in a matter of hours, Ziam brings Muay Thai to the zombie genre and trust us, it works.
A zombie apocalypse with a Muay Thai twist
Ziam follows the story of Singh, a former Muay Thai boxer played by Mark Prin, who has left the ring to live a quiet life with his girlfriend Rin, played by Nychaa Nuttanicha. She's a doctor, compassionate and grounded, and together they've built a simple, peaceful life. That is, until chaos breaks out. One day, Rin's hospital becomes ground zero for a zombie outbreak. From there, everything spirals.
People turn rabid, the city falls into mayhem, and Singh has no choice but to return to what he knows best, fighting. But this time, it's not for a title but survival. The stakes are personal, the danger is immediate, and Singh is protecting a young boy he finds along the way. Through bloodied hallways, crumbling streets, and undead ambushes, Singh fights his way out with bare knuckles, raw instinct, and a whole lot of heart.
The star power behind Ziam
Mark Prin, who is widely known for his romantic drama roles in Thai television, takes a surprising and effective turn as an action hero here. Nychaa, known for her work in films like Ghost Lab and 14 Again, brings emotional weight to the chaos as Rin. Adding to the intensity is Vayla Wanvayla, the child actor who plays the boy Singh rescues.
Supporting roles are handled by names like Johnny Anfone, Jason Young, and Pimmada Boriruksuppakorn. Directed by Kulp Kaljareuk, the screenplay of Ziam is written by Nut Nualpang, Weerasu Worrapot, and Vathanyu Ingkavivat. The music, scored by Chatchai Pongprapaphan, knows when to go loud and when to let silence haunt the scene. The production is handled by Kantana Motion Pictures.

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