The dark corners of Thai boxing, where secrets, suffering, and physical as well as emotional pain abound, are revealed to you by Netflix as it takes you beneath the curtain of secrecy.
A limited series called Hurts Like Hell was inspired by actual occurrences in the Muay Thai community, where an activity that has long been revered as a national treasure is full of shocking and surprising facts that are hidden from public view.
Witness the inner circle in action with Nat Kitcharit, Pu- Vithaya Pansringarm, Peter- Nopachai Jayanama, Ek- Thaneth Warakulnukroh, Tok- Suppakorn Kitsuwan, Phu- Phuriphat Poolsuk, and others. Pattana Junjareonsuk serves as the executive producer of the limited series, which is directed by Kittichai Wanprasert.
Hurts Like Hell is a novel form of narrative that fuses engrossing TV drama with reality-based, documentary-style narrative to provide a picture of the many lives that influence the Muay Thai world.
Muay Thai fans will have the chance to learn about the sport’s reality from insiders, including boxers, gamblers, pundits, and critics, as well as promoters, cornermen, club owners, and ring medics, in multi-perspective stories that explain the significance of each event and action. Ultimately, the stories lift the curtain to reveal the murky, contentious secrets in the ring and beyond. The mind is in excruciating pain, not the body.
From July 13, only on Netflix, get a front-row experience and delve into the world of Muay Thai in Thailand.
Is “Hurts Like Hell” on HBO Max?
“Hurts Like Hell” will not be hosted by HBO Max. Best shows: Walker, The Milestone Generation.
Is “Hurts Like Hell” on Hulu?
“Hurts Like Hell” won’t be streaming on the platform Hulu. Best alternatives: Maggie, Ginger’s Tale.
Is “Hurts Like Hell” on Prime Video?
“Hurts Like Hell” will not be seen on Prime Video. Best flicks: Slash, Speed.
Is “Hurts Like Hell” on Netflix?
The mind is in excruciating pain, not the body. From July 13, only on Netflix, get a front-row experience and delve into the world of Muay Thai in Thailand.
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