We’ve all seen American horror films, and due to the recurring jump scares, eerie sounds, and spooky accents, they are typically fairly predictable. Asian horror films, on the other hand, frequently deviate from the formula, making for a highly unpredictable experience that always has a shocking horror element.
Themes in horror films typically revolve around supernatural and physical revenge, ghosts trapped in the mortal realm who are attempting to reach the afterlife, but in the process unleash terrifying horrors on those nearby or in any way connected to them.
Asian-Korean films and television series emphasise the pain and dread of the characters, whatever they are dealing with inside the house or body they reside in, regardless of demonic forces or terrifying spirits. Many Asian and Korean themed movies on Netflix’s massive streaming service offer deeper plots, more horror, more entertainment, and more jump scares.
This article aims to examine Asian horror films that are distinct from those produced in Hollywood. Choose the movie that appeals to you the most, dim the lights, and get ready to be scared because there is no particular order in which to view these.
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The information that all NS soldiers get or exchange in the bunk, identical to the opening scenario, is the main topic of discussion here. Folklore and tales concerning what people have heard or been told are whispered and spread. The primary element of the film that will keep you interested is the cinematography. It is a bit blunt but gets the job done.
On the other hand, the movie’s sound effects were well-placed and added to the immersiveness of the viewing experience. The film will keep you interested and entertained because of the excellent performances by all of the main players.
Mark Lee, Henley Hii, Josh Lai, and others are in the cast.
Gilbert Chan was the director.
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A Tale of Two Sisters
The film features several terrible scenes and a highly unpleasant atmosphere. Im Soo-Jung stands out in the lead role among a small but excellent ensemble cast. Both the cinematography and Kim Ji’s direction are superb. Although the plot may benefit from more explanation, some of the moments are rather unsettling.
There is no doubt that you will enjoy the film, but it moves at a very slow pace. However, once you get beyond the slowness and boredom, the film is wonderful and all of its elements work together to create a thrilling experience. The scenes all stand out thanks to the gorgeous colour grading, which contrasts starkly with its intricate and difficult subjects.
Outstanding work by the cast. If you’re looking for blood or jump scares around every corner, this is not for you. If you seek a psychological horror that develops gradually over time and draws you into its hazy premise, this is for you.
published in 2003 IMDB rating: 7.1
Soo-jung, Moon Geun-young, Yum Jung-ah, and others make up the cast.
Kim Jee-Woon was the director.
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Alive
Given that this movie was released during the pandemic lockdown, I found it to be quite moving and realistic. Depression, suicidal thoughts, extreme loneliness that drives one insane, lack of food and water, craving for a human connection, and the struggle to exist are all symptoms of being away from one’s family.
Yoo Ah-In spilled the water on the table after realising there was no more to drink, which caused a tense situation. Because there wasn’t any pointless action, the characters weren’t trained warriors like in many movies. The production quality is exceptional, and the scares, sound, and appearance are all flawless and stunning.
Since he is at home alone when the virus initially manifests, our hero escapes the initial assault. He is made to see brutality that drives the victim nearly to the point of considering suicide before entering her. Their story is fascinating, and it’s simple to believe in the group they build. In a sea of monotony, the movie is refreshing and interesting.
published in 2020
IMDB Score: 6.3
Yoo Ah-in, Park Shin-Hye, and others were cast as
Cho Il-hyung was the director.
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Aurora
The 2018 Philippine horror film Aurora Aurora centres on a shipwreck and spirits that yearn to return to their homes. A shipwreck has brought death to a beach town; the ship’s debris is seen on the rocks nearby.
Many bodies are still unaccounted for; family are looking for the remains of their loved ones who may have been trapped in the catastrophe. The movie’s overall cinematography was strong, and the scenes were lovely with appropriate colour grading and representation.
If you can get over the initial feeling that the movie is a little slow and therefore likely to get dull, this one is worth seeing. The cast gave good performances, notably Anne Curtis, and the film’s 1 hour and 50 minute runtime can only be sustained by this factor.
published in 2018
IMDB Score: 4.4
Cast: Phoebe Villamore, Ruby Ruiz, and Anne Curtis
Yam Laranas is the director.
Platform for Streaming: Netflix
Bliss
The 2017 film Bliss has the potential to leave viewers confused. According to the book Bliss, the tale centres on Jane Ciego, a former actress who consented to produce a suspenseful movie for international film festivals like Cannes. Unfortunately, as the crew is recording the movie’s end, Ciego has a serious accident.
as Bliss, a visually gorgeous movie, will leave spectators perplexed.
Although it is quite challenging and mentally exhausting, it also works well as a gripping mystery and never fails to hold the audience’s attention with its compelling story. Words, music, visuals, and performances all work together to create this superb piece of cinema. Although it could become a touch predictable, it’s still worth watching.
Printed in 2017
Score on IMDB: 6.7
Cast: TJ Trinidad, Ian Veneracion, and Iza Calzado
Jerold Tarog is the director.
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Danur: I Can See Ghosts
2017 saw the release of the Indonesian film Danur. If you pay attention, you’ll discover why these ghosts are skulking about. They explain their home-based demise. In end, the reason for the unsettling ghost woman is explained.
Because they were killed there and don’t present a threat, the boy ghosts roam the grounds. The mom wants to take Riri in place of her child because she is angry. Although the pacing can occasionally make you impatient, the overall mood is fantastic and keeps us interested enough to want to watch until the very end.
One of those horror films that makes you use your reasoning skills to decipher what is truly happening on the screen. If you pay great attention to each scene, you can actually sense the filmmaker Awi Suryadi’s meticulous execution.
Printed in 2017
IMDB Score: 5.9
Cast: Prilly Latuconsina, Sandrinna Michelle, Shareefa Daanish, and Others
Awi Suryadi is the director.
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Eerie
I can say with confidence that Mikhail Red’s attempt at a horror movie, titled Eerie Eerie, is on par with his past productions like Birdshot. It has a good quantity of scares, but I wish the film had more time to explore the eerie situations. Nothing to criticise about this movie’s performances, which are strong throughout.
In the movie, veteran Filipino actors Charo Santos and Bea Alonzo display their acting prowess. Given that it was a horror film, it also discussed suicide and mental stress a lot, but the fact that it did so without omitting these subjects is a positive for the filmmaker and the film. Being an Asian horror movie, the aural and visual portrayal of the movie was scary, considering that it is a horror movie.
If you can get over the feeling that the movie has lost its vibe in the middle, you will still like it. The story is flawless and accurately represents the horror-thriller genre. Everyone should see it, but not by themselves, if you get what I mean.
published in 2018
Score on IMDB: 4.7
Cast: Jake Cuenca, Charo Santos-Concio, and Bea Alonzo
Mikhail Red was the director.
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GOEDAM
an eight-film compilation of short Korean supernatural horror films, which is right up my alley. This was advertised by Netflix as eight episodes, but it’s actually a multi-part anthology horror movie rather than a television series.
It is incredibly unpredictable in a negative way, the episodes are related, but you can never tell what is connected to what, and you will not know where the tale is going because the direction is not clear and the characters appear confused on screen. Only if you enjoy watching slow anthologies can you see this, however there are other choices on this list that you might want to think about seeing.
published in 2020
Score on IMDB: 5.7
Song Chae-Yoon, SeolA, Han Ga Rim, and others are in the cast.
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Incantation
I didn’t mind the plot’s a little slow-moving and dragging for some individuals. After all, the drama that surrounded the mother’s valiant attempts to maintain a routine, quiet life with her child was just as significant as the film’s graphic scenes. must perform the ostensibly challenging responsibility of guarding and saving her child from a wicked and horrible force.
The movie had great buildup, a surprising twist, and a stunning revelation. You might feel bored in the two-hour-long movie because only the beginning and the ending are excellent; the middle is full of scrips and individuals who are constantly talking at the same time, which is confusing and exhausting.
It is a distinct film that portrays itself in a frightening way. A big thumbs up and a strong recommendation. If you are a true lover of the horror genre, you could feel like some of the moments in the film are lifted directly from other Hollywood horror films.
published in 2022
IMDB Score: 6.2
Cast: Kao Ying-hsuan, Huang Sin-ting, and Tsai Hsuan-yen
Kevin Ko is the director.
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JU-ON: ORIGINS
The darkness and eerie display we see are what cause the most obvious horrors we have witnessed. The series does a fantastic job of capturing this idea, and it also has the gloomy, horrible atmosphere that the genre demands. Those who are somehow associated with the home appear to be dying off due to the curse, in keeping with the original Ju-On story.
The specific origin and requirements of this curse are still unknown, though. The narrative includes multiple turns. It soon becomes clear that it is based on true occurrences. In the record, there are introduced and connected six different timeframes.
The writing was outstanding. There are unanswered questions at the end. The viewers decide how each little element fits together. You can experience a looping sensation. You will find some disturbing parts in it, but you will still like the movie and the characters in it since it is so well-presented.
published in 2020
Score on IMDB: 6.1
Cast: Yuina Kuroshima, Koki Osamura, Yoshiyoshi Arakawa, and Ririka
Sho Miyake was the director.
Platform for Streaming: Netflix
Kuwaresma
The 2019 film Kuwaresma Kuwarsema, which was written and directed by Erik Matti, is about a family who lives in a historic home and is tortured by their daughter Manuela. The film is consistent, and great effort was made to make the scenes fit the 1965 and 1985 time periods in which they are set. Everything about the costume fits, including the house, way of life, and background music.
To be honest, it was fairly amazing. At first, it appeared to be expected. But when the twist actually happened, it was without a doubt the best one in any Filipino movie, particularly a horror movie. It was accurate, ominous, bizarre, and mind-blowing. The story’s assault is both innovative and classic. Really top-notch cinematography is present.
Fantastic use of unique camera angles by Erik Matti to convey fear. The colour grading wonderfully fit the film’s ominous and frightful tone. Even after all of this, the film received mixed reviews from viewers and received negative feedback, but you should still watch it for the writing and the scary factor.
Released in: 2019
IMDB rating: 5.5
Cast: Kent Gonzales, John Arcilla, and Sharon Cuneta
Erik Matti is the filmmaker
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Laddaland
The narrative mixes family life and terror together. The plot is not particularly fascinating, despite the outstanding acting. The entire village is haunted since they didn’t explain why or how it happened; in horror movies, the conclusion is where the ghost’s origin and the mystery of the past are revealed.
The story is not very difficult to follow and is simple to play. A young couple with two kids moves their household from Bangkok to the affluent neighbourhood of Laddaland. It goes without saying that the place is gated and fenced; it is a typical artificial “safe” environment.
He was able to move because he is the only member of their family who is employed and has a job that is reasonably stable. Although it lacks the scary scenes of other films, it is nonetheless a wonderful watch with a subtle plot and portrayal that will keep you interested.
Printed in 2011
IMDB Score: 6.2
Cast includes Piyathida Woramusik, Atipich Chutiwatkajornchai, and Saharat Sangkapreecha.
Sophon Sakdaphisit is the director.
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May the Devil Take You
With the aid of a witch, man made deals with the dark to get wealth. Years later, his brothers returned to his old mansion in quest of goods to sell, while he was suddenly penniless and confined to a hospital bed due to a dreadful sickness. They entered a sealed basement cell there, where they were killed one by one after numerous shocks and battles.
The father had killed and buried the witch, it was revealed. During the battle, she had stolen some of his hair and cursed him, refusing to make his daughter the sacrifice for souls.
Traditional horror movies, which people still enjoy watching, frequently featured voodoo and other black magic components. However, in order to surprise viewers, writers needed to come up with some original ideas, and this film has done so to a good amount.
Although the character development in this film was quite abrupt and sluggish, the writing was good, and it is suitable for viewers who enjoy witches, demons, and their sacrifices.
published in 2018
IMDB Score: 5.9
Cast includes Samo Rafael, Pevita Pearce, and Chelsea Islan. Timo Tjahjanto is the director.
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Metamorphosis
2019 saw the release of Metamorphosis, commonly known as Byeonshin. A priest is shown attempting to exorcise a little girl who is being possessed by an evil spirit in the movie’s opening scene. The exorcism goes horribly wrong, and the hermit priest mulls leaving his remote town to escape those horrible events.
It’s worth seeing since the conversations were all connected and tied to the story; the scenes and the plot, rather than jump scares, are what make it disturbing without using words.
The roles were all intertwined, the twist was really amazing, and the editing was on another level; in conclusion, this is not your typical horror movie; it’s worth watching and is definitely recommended.
Printed in 2019
IMDB Score: 5.9
Cast includes Jang Young-Nam, Sung Dong-il, and Bae Seong-woo.
Kim Hong-Seon was the director.
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NANG NAK
Thai film NANG NAK NANG NAK was released in 1999. When war breaks out in Thailand, a young man named Mak leaves his pregnant wife behind and heads off to fight for his nation. Mak must first recuperate from a significant wound in Bangkok for several months before he is prepared to return home. There, he reunites with his devoted wife Nak and first meets their newborn child.
But it soon becomes apparent that Nak was especially altered by the rigours of delivery. The film was favourably welcomed in Thai movie theatres. You could be let down if your expectations were for a crass horror film; instead, it is a tragic love story. It is a visual delight; the photography is exquisite, and the film features some of Thailand’s best sequences.
The actors chosen for the two lead roles had flawless physique and trendy close-cropped hairstyles, which lessened their appeal as rural peasants. Overall, a solid scary film. Just know that the horror aspect of the film won’t blow you away.
Printed in 1999
IMDB rating: 6.5
Cast: Winai Kraibutr and Intira Jaroenpura
Nonzee Nimibutr is the director.
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Revenge of the Pontianak
The first scene of this Malaysian horror film occurs in 1965 at a wedding. Siti and Khalid, who has a son from a previous marriage, are the bride and groom. At the reception, a friend believed he recognised Khalid’s ex among the attendees, but when he turned around, she was gone. As he drives home, he presses the brakes to avoid hitting a pedestrian.
As soon as he leaves, he is killed. The following day, his hanged body is found in the village. A local mystic claims that Khalid and his family have placed a curse on the neighbourhood; if it is not lifted, more nightmares will strike the area.
The settings, colours, costumes, and locations are all gorgeous, and the film’s stunning visuals are by far its best aspect. The Pontianak character is also quite intriguing and full of potential, but you could feel that all of this is in vain because many of the movie’s scenes seem to be filler, and each scene’s pace lacks rhythm.
Printed in 2019
IMDB rating: 5.3
Cast: Hisyam Hamid, Remy Ishak, and Nur Fazura
Glen Goei and Gavin Yap are the directors.
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Roh
A mother and her two children live in a hut in the middle of a wilderness area that is far away. After a mystery female appears, the family begins to endure ghostly activity. The final five minutes of the 83-minute film are when all the puzzles are solved. In movies, especially those in the horror genre, many religious patterns are depicted through comparisons and marks, which is always interesting to examine and identify.
What I find most impressive about this movie is its outstanding cinematography, which is among the best in Malaysian-Taiwanese movies. Throughout the entire film, Saifuddin Musa did a fantastic job of creating a frightening atmosphere. The performances of each and every one of them are outstanding.
This movie features multiple unpleasant situations but no jump scares, which was so refreshing and unusual from all other horror movies out there; you should only watch this movie for a subtle vibe all through the movie.
Printed in 2019
Cast: Harith Haziq, Mhia Farhana, and Farah Ahmad
Emir Ezwan was the director.
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School Tales The Series
School Tales Thailand’s School Tales television series premiered in 2022. Every episode of this anthology series takes place in a school and has curses or spirits that seriously endanger the pupils and occasionally the teachers.
Numerous incidences involve previous bullying, and in some cases, the victim experienced supernatural retaliation. Each episode has something to offer, but don’t expect the show to be mostly horrifying; it’s more of a lighthearted sitcom about some school kids with some fun and scary components. Each episode of the famous ghost stories ended on a cliffhanger. Overall, a decent light watch.
published in 2022
Score on IMDB: 5.4
Cast includes Siwat Jumlongkul, Jennis Oprasert, Kay Lertsittichai, and others.
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Shutter
In 2004, the Thai horror film The Shutter was released. When Jane strikes a young woman, the photographer Tun and his lover Jane are engaged in a car accident. When Tun prevented her from assisting the girl after the accident, they escaped and refrained from doing so. Later, when Tun exhibits his most recent photographs, he finds some mysterious shadows and the two continue to experience constant harassment from the girl’s ghost.
When Tun investigates into it, he learns that Natre, a former shy and peculiar lover of his who attended the same college as him, was the victim. The plot is very well written, moves along at a great rate, takes an unexpected turn, and comes to a gratifying and rewarding conclusion.
The results are simple but stunning, and the reddish-tinted monochrome cinematography successfully explores them. A movie can occasionally be predictable and boring, but this one is genuinely disturbing and gradually becomes frightening.
published in 2004
IMDB rating: 7.0
Cast: Achita Sikamana, Natthaweeranuch Thongmee, and Ananda Everingham
Banjong Pisanthanakun and Parkpoom Wongpoom are the directors.
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Svaha: The Sixth Finger
This is a great movie with a surprising twist. There are a few references to both Christianity and Buddhism. I like both the storyline and the plot. It doesn’t actually have a square end, despite its appearance. It is expertly layered in the entire film. The stories gradually come together to make a remarkable, mind-blowing plot finale, despite the fact that they first seemed disconnected and disjointed.
It’s a solid horror investigation film, so if you like those kinds of films, you should absolutely see it. The film included excellent acting from Lee Jung-Jae and other actors, and both the writing and the plot were well-developed and well-exhibited. Even if you are unaware of Buddhism or Christianity, you will still find this to be a deep and sombre film that you should watch.
Printed in 2019
IMDB Score: 6.2
Cast includes Park Jeong-min, Lee Jae-in, Lee Jae-jae, Jung Jin-young, and others.
Jang Jae-Hyun was the director.
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THE 3RD EYE
This film should please any fan of horror thrillers; from the acting to the plot, it is compelling and keeps you on the edge of your seat while offering satisfying thrills and some genuine gore for aficionados of “blood-and-guts” horror. The film’s excellent employment of typical haunted home clichés for its spooky scenarios is one of its finer aspects.
This one tends to focus on violent and furious attack sequences, includes a lot of startling situations when ghosts unexpectedly walk up behind someone, and a piercing musical sting accompanies flash-cut scenes where hideous inhuman beings interact with characters before abruptly departing.
This movie’s complexities are incredibly fascinating. The idea is brilliant, entertaining, and chock-full of gore and feelings. The astral projections and the third eye were both enjoyable aspects of the film. All in all a pleasant viewing, not much shabby and horror but a good flick to spend time.
Printed in 2017
Score on IMDB: 5.1
Cast: Citra Prima, Denny Sumargo, and Jessica Mila
Rocky Soraya was the director.
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The 8th Night
The first half’s horror film segment was expertly produced. It was truly stressful, creepy, and riveting. The visuals in the film were excellent. Furthermore, the acting was quite good. Character development, scripting, and the plot all lacked certain elements.
Particularly Kim Yoo Jung, whose eyes have a lot of depth, performed an excellent job as an actor. She hasn’t said a word, but her acting has been extremely good. I also adore the film’s cinematography since it was slick, chic, and included a moral lesson, which is uncommon in movies of this kind.
The film was warmly welcomed by the audience, and Kim Tae, the director, was applauded by all for the skillful way she had organised the narrative for them. The film’s stunning cinematography was the icing on the cake.
published in 2021
IMDB rating: 5.3
Cast: Lee Sung-min, Park Hae-joon, Kim Yoo-Jung, and Others
Kim Tae-Hyoung was the director.
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The Guardian
The Guadian, which was released in 2021, is without a doubt Victor Vu’s most predictable film. With limited success, he makes an additional attempt to present a story about superstition in the Vietnamese entertainment sector.
Although the original Scandal film had a number of plot holes, it still managed to accomplish its objective. However, The Guardian’s strength hinges on how well you are familiar with this well-known guest star vocalist.
The Guardian’s storyline is merely a shoddy remake of the original Scandal film with more money now. The movie starts off a little slow and may dull you, but once you get beyond that point, it picks up steam and the plot moves along quickly, making up for the time that was missed.
published in 2021
IMDB Score: 5.7
Truc Anh, Amee, Salim, and others are cast.
Victor Vu is the director.
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The Host
This story of a monster created by a mutant chemical spill frightening the people living along the riverside quickly goes beyond the limits of simple monster movies. Since the monster is the first thing we encounter, we also have to deal with how other people react to it and the people it takes.
The family and the relationships within it serve as the primary motivators of the plot. Simply said, the creature’s CGI isn’t that good and isn’t holding up well. The creature appears for a significant amount of the film in broad daylight. It’s challenging to miss the monster because it’s there so frequently.
Some sequences were successful because of their effective use of sound design. It was expertly edited, which enhanced the setting. It is a good monster movie with good core moments, which makes it a good viewing.
published in 2006
IMDB rating: 7.1
Song Kang-ho, Byun Hee-bong, Park Hae-il, and others were cast members.
Bong Joon-ho is the director.
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The Medium
Banjong Pisanthanakun, who also directed The Shutter, is the director of the Thai film The Medium. This film is not for everyone since it contains references to native Thai horror culture that you could find offensive. This is based on shared cultural convictions among Southeast Asian countries.
Therefore, to someone who has never heard a similar story, it can seem irrelevant or absurd. The movie is based on customs and beliefs unique to Asia. Each community has a unique deity that is revered through rituals in which different energies are conveyed through the medium.
The performers also maintained the balance between the rituals and reality, which seemed natural and undervalued, and you will enjoy the photography and the orderly manner in which each scene is arranged in the film.
published in 2021
IMDB rating: 6.5
Cast includes Sirani Yankittikan, Sawanee Utoomma, and Narilya Gulmongkolpech.
Banjong Pisanthanakun is the director.
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The Whole Truth
The couple’s mother, grandparents, and two teenagers named Pim and Putt are all included in the just-released 2021 film. When their mother gets hurt, they are forced to stay with their grandparents, but strange things soon start to happen. They later learn that their grandma poisoned their older sister with rat poison before their mother fatally shot their father because she believed he was at fault.
All of the family’s secrets have been revealed; the only innocent parties were the children, who suffered as a result of their parents’ and grandparents’ actions. This suspenseful thriller is less predictable than most horror movies because of the plot twists. It has much less of a shock factor than you may expect, but it does have a lot of atmosphere and creepiness, which is unusual in contemporary movies.
You’ll find the mother and the teenagers to be really endearing, and they’ll keep you entertained in the movie while the events take place. You will like this movie, it has a decent plot, and a respectable screenplay managed well by the cast.
published in 2021
Score on IMDB: 5.2
Sompob Benjathikul and Sadanont Durongkaweroj in the cast. Isapong Steven
Wisit Sasanatieng is the director.
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Vietnamese Horror Story
The 2022 film Vietnamese Horror Story, commonly known as Chuyen Ma Gan Nhà, was released. High-quality production design and graphics are used in this movie. The performers’ performances are another element that adds to the spooky vibe of the film.
According to critics, “Vietnamese Horror Story” marks a turning point in Vietnamese cinema. However, it was not well appreciated by the general public and had only mixed reviews; hence, you should only see it if you enjoy regional films set in this setting.
published in 2022
Score on IMDB: 4.2
Kha Nhu, Trinh Tai, Mac Can, Le Be La, and others were cast members.
Tran Huu Tan was the director.
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Voice
The 2005 film Voice Voice, which was helmed by Choi Ik-Hwan, was released. The mood in the movie intensifies as it goes along until you are gasping for oxygen. The sympathetic traits and the agony that the major characters convey, rather than using Hollywood-style frights, enable this tone.
The correct mood is also aided by excellent performances and music. The fourth film in the Whispering Corridors series is this one. The main character of the novel is Eon, a singer at an all-girls school who is slain when music paper slices her throat.
The heart of the film, the writing, and the cinematography is the tale, which is presented in a really intriguing way. Given that the film was filmed in 2005, the camera work has a retro appearance, which adds to the overall eerie and alluring feeling of the scenes and colour grading.
Printed in 2005
IMDB Score: 6.3
Cast: Cha Ye-Ryun, Seo Ji-Hye, and Kim Ok-bin
Choi Ik-Hwan was the director.
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