It's the 1890's and a Malaccan Chinese girl accepts the grim proposal of a wealthy family to be married to their late son in order to save her from a life of debt. Obviously, all sorts of supernatural drama ensues. Ghost Bride is based on the book by Yangsze Choo and is a Malaysian-Taiwanese production. On this episode, we talk about everything that we loved, didn't love, and would like to see next in Ghost Bride, Netflix's latest offering in its growing Asian lineup.

<p>It's the 1890's and a Malaccan Chinese girl accepts the grim proposal of a wealthy family to be married to their late son in order to save her from a life of debt. Obviously, all sorts of supernatural drama ensues. Ghost Bride is based on the book by Yangsze Choo and is a Malaysian-Taiwanese production. On this episode, we talk about everything that we loved, didn't love, and would like to see next in Ghost Bride, Netflix's latest offering in its growing Asian lineup.</p>

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