The Crow Club
Thai television series
The Crow Club (Thai: อีกาสมาคม) is a Thai boys' love mystery romance television series directed by Peter Nopachai Jayanama and produced by Change2561. The series stars Hemmawich Kwanamphaiphan (Sailub), Thanapon Aiemkumchai (Pon), Cris Horwang, Nawaphat Thannamongkhonsawat (Newyear), Natchanon Supravorawong (Milk), Pataraphol Wanlopsiri (Pop), Tanatorn Saengngernkanokkul (Title), Phachara Thanakulwuttiporn (Otto), and Nattanon Wanichakul (BJ).
The project was officially announced on 28 January 2026 during the Changeverse 2026 event, alongside the BL series The Grim Lover and Class Crush Crisis, where its official pilot was released on YouTube. By July 2026, the 7-minute and 37-second pilot had surpassed 600,000 views. The series is scheduled to premiere in 2026 on One 31, OneD, and Netflix internationally.
Synopsis
The Crow Club follows a secret society made up of social outcasts who undertake unusual assignments for equally mysterious clients. As they investigate strange cases, the members develop close bonds while experiencing different love stories.
Cast
Main
Hemmawich Kwanamphaiphan (Sailub) as Talay
Thanapon Aiemkumchai (Pon) as Sun
Cris Horwang
Nawaphat Thannamongkhonsawat (Newyear) as Rakkhun
Natchanon Supravorawong (Milk)
Pataraphol Wanlopsiri (Pop)
Tanatorn Saengngernkanokkul (Title) as Run
Phachara Thanakulwuttiporn (Otto) as Taengmo
Nattanon Wanichakul (BJ)
Guest appearances
Pim Pimprapa Tangprabhaporn
Golf Anuwat Choocherdratana
Production
The series was announced by Change2561 during the Changeverse 2026 event, held on 28 January 2026 at Iconsiam in Bangkok. The event also featured the release of the series' official pilot. Workshops with the series' main cast began on June 12.
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