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The HDB Ghost and the Final Exam

A scholarship student unravels a supernatural curse tied to academic cheating, forcing him to confront the ghosts of his past in a rapidly modernising Singapore.

The Last Kueh Lapis Heist

A temple volunteer in 1978 HDB estate steals a family heirloom kueh lapis to pay his sister’s medical bill, only to learn the cake is bound to a ghost rule — eat it, and the eater becomes the next caretaker of the dead.

Hawker Stove, Ghost Rules

A divorced single mum runs a latenight char kway teow stall in a condemned HDB void deck — until the old ghost law resurfaces, demanding she cook for the dead or lose her son’s NS deferment.

The Debt That Walked Back from Kallang Temple

A temple volunteer collects a ghost’s debt from a HDB flat, but the loan shark’s rule — no payment after midnight — starts eating time itself.

Lottery Win, HDB Ghost, and the Maid Who Laughed at the Devil

A lonely NS man wins the Singapore Toto, but the prize comes with a ghost in his HDB flat — and his Indonesian FDW refuses to leave until he pays her back in durian.

The Tuition Ghost of Tiong Bahru

A tuition teacher wakes up with no memory of his past, only a blackboard full of equations only dead students could solve — and the HDB block above him is still occupied by the 1953 air raid victims who never left.

The Boy Who Wore His Father’s Face

A HDB teen swaps identities with a dead Japanese conscript to survive NS conscription — but the ghost won’t let go when the state demands he forget who he was.

Ghost in the HDB

A feng shui master navigates corporate sabotage and supernatural forces in a 1950s Singapore, where wealth inequality and colonial ghosts collide.

The Ghost of Kampong Lane

A young man returns to his childhood HDB estate, only to find his memories fading and a vengeful spirit tied to his family’s past.

The Boy Who Mended the Temple’s Silence

A quiet temple volunteer in 1953 Chinatown discovers he can hear the spirits trapped in the walls — but healing them means breaking the law that forbids disturbing the dead.

The Tuition Man Who Taught the Ghosts to Count

After the bombs, the HDB blocks forgot how to sleep. A tuition teacher who lost his son to NS duty starts tutoring the dead — until the rules of the new world demand he pay in memory, not marks.

The Ghost Who Collected NS Medals

A disgraced ah beng steals ghostclaimed NS medals to pay his sister’s hospital bill—until the dead start returning them, one by one, with bloodstains.

Grandpa’s Last Radio

A kiasu grandparent sabotages a government radio broadcast to protect a fading kampong memory—until the machine he rebuilt from wartime scrap starts speaking back in Malay, Chinese, and Tamil.

The Last Medium of Kampong Tua

A retired NS man inherits his grandmother’s spiritmedium shrine — only to discover the land beneath his HDB block was once a burial ground for Japanese Occupation victims, and the ghosts won’t stay buried unless he pays their debt in silence.

The Ghost Who Married My Sister’s Ashes

After his brother vanishes during NS training, a quiet HDB boy is forced to marry a spirit bound to his family’s ancestral altar — a ritual only the poor dare perform when the dead won’t rest and the state won’t help.

The Last Ride to Kampong Glam

A MalayChinese grab driver in 1958 Singapore carries a stranger to a blind date—only to discover the passenger is his late brother’s fiancée, now returned from Java with a secret that rewrites his family’s silence under colonial rule.

The Exam That Ate My Soul

A polytechnic student’s desperate cram session awakens a colonialera ghost that feeds on academic stress — now it’s rewriting his exam papers, his identity, and the rules of Singapore’s education system itself.

Neon Ghosts in the HDB

A Singaporean national service recruit navigates a scifi future where expat life is a ghostly echo, trapped in a fake relationship with an AI companion that begins to question its own existence.