MAX Presents Through Halloween Party Horror Films

Halloween has become one of western culture. But the fun and spooky feel of the carried can be felt throughout the world. HBO Asia for example, through MAX, brought Halloween with a series of horror films and suspense are guaranteed more 'warm' Halloween night. Played since October 23 until 1 November 2009, MAX invites viewers to celebrate Halloween with a challenge to deal privately with the characters and supernatural horror for ten nights in a row.

Do not miss the exciting films to fill the weekend and Halloween night, as the final season of TRUE BLOOD 2, and premiere films in MAX, including Lost Boys: The Tribe, Rest Stop: Do not Look Back and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning.

'TRUE BLOOD', aired on prime consecutive two episodes on Saturday, October 31 at 21:00 pm. It started from the crisis experienced in Bon Temps getting out of control, Bill seeking opinions from Sophie-Anne (Evan Rachel Wood), Vampire Queen of Louisiana, Unfortunately, the way he was asked to be patient, before the queen of vampires give important information.

Meanwhile, Sookie and Lafayette realize that protect Tara from him-self proved more difficult than imagined. Sam who was desperate, seek help from someone who does not supposed to, and the loyalty shown by Hoyt's also got a test from Jessica. A little info, HBO ® Asia based in Singapore has always been the first in showing the best movies Hollywood to Asia, thanks to an exclusive partnership with HBO ® major movie studios in Hollywood - Columbia / TriStar, Paramount Pictures, Universal Studios and Warner Bros.


® HBO Asia has five channels with no subscription movie commercials - HBO ®, HBO ® SIGNATURE, HBO ® FAMILY, HBO HITS and Cinemax ® - other than the video services paid - HBO ON DEMAND ®. In addition to impressions-impressions produced HBO ® Original specifically manufactured for its customers, HBO ® also works with a variety of independent production houses to ensure HBO ® has exclusive rights to display their films on their network quality.