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IndieWire calls it "epic" and "spellbinding and scatterbrained". The Guardian says, "Korean director Na Hong-jin delivers a supreme evocation of evil in this intense rural-horror". The Hollywood Reporter concludes: "A darkly unsettling story about evil is masterfully told".
Roger Ebert's site calls it "effectively atmospheric". Rotten Tomatoes has a critics rating of 99%.
Lots of gratuitous gore?
ReplyDeleteNot particularly. It depends more on atmosphere and the possession concept, though it's about a series of deaths so there's blood there.
DeleteI'm curious. What makes Asian horror films different? Happy rest of your weekend. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteI'm not really sure, to be honest, but the folklore is different than what I was used to in Western horror films.
DeleteGlad you enjoyed this one 😀. Wishing you a wonderful new week! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying exploring the variety :)
DeleteSounds rather horrible, Something for a dark evening! Valerie
ReplyDeleteIt has a different perspective. I rarely watch these at night ;)
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