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Also decent-ish.Havok wrote:Not a fan of Late Phases?DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Last good one was basically the Wolfman remake from 2010. I still like watching them, hoping something might turn out good, and there are decent ideas out there...that usually lack the talent or budget to back it up.
Howl was sorta decent though.
you might like ab-normal beauty? give it a go. (i know, late response)Jigsaw wrote:Slashers or GTFO.zombie wrote:the two i've found far above any others, so far, are a tale of two sisters and the eye. pulse is good too. i'll think on it, if any others come to mind to recommend.Jigsaw wrote:Whenever you have a moment, let me know which ones stand out to you. I've not seen a whole lot of J-horror, and I utterly hated some of them (though I looked up the two movies that came to mind, and one was from South Korea, the other from Taiwan), so any new movies might be welcomed.zombie wrote:i think there are far better films, than ringu or ju-on, in that subgenre. but they aren't ever gonna get vs. films for their charactersJigsaw wrote:There are so many different Ju-on (The Grudge) and Ringu (The Ring) movies that even if I wanted to try to get into that type of J-horror, I don't know if I feasibly could, especially with Ringu and Rasen (the original sequel, from my understanding) being released at the same time, but Ringu 2 comes along, and Rasen becomes virtually forgotten. Just a messy series, it seems, from my little research.
it might just be that that subgenre doesn't work for you though. some people don't like ghost films. some people don't like zombie films. it could be that kind of thing, here.
Speaking of which, one of the few Asian slashers I've seen (Bloody Reunion or To Sir With Love, either name seems to be known) was pretty solid stuff. Wouldn't mind more of that from that side of the world. Must not have near as large a hold on their respective cultures as it does here, though.
what comes to mind, when you think of asian horror? you may just be focused a little bit narrowly.Jason wrote:Asian horror just does not get my juices flowin'...
I quite liked I Saw the Devil, though.
The Ring and The Grudge kind of shit. Asian Horror just doesn't really work for me at all. Almost none of it intrigues me. I have Train to Busan and I wouldn't mind giving Audition a shot, but other than that nothing remotely stands out or looks interesting.zombie wrote:what comes to mind, when you think of asian horror? you may just be focused a little bit narrowly.Jason wrote:Asian horror just does not get my juices flowin'...
I quite liked I Saw the Devil, though.
The Wailing is greatJason wrote:The Ring and The Grudge kind of shit. Asian Horror just doesn't really work for me at all. Almost none of it intrigues me. I have Train to Busan and I wouldn't mind giving Audition a shot, but other than that nothing remotely stands out or looks interesting.zombie wrote:what comes to mind, when you think of asian horror? you may just be focused a little bit narrowly.Jason wrote:Asian horror just does not get my juices flowin'...
I quite liked I Saw the Devil, though.
neither audition nor train to busan, is the ring and grudge type of stuff. maybe they'll get you more interested.Jason wrote:The Ring and The Grudge kind of shit. Asian Horror just doesn't really work for me at all. Almost none of it intrigues me. I have Train to Busan and I wouldn't mind giving Audition a shot, but other than that nothing remotely stands out or looks interesting.zombie wrote:what comes to mind, when you think of asian horror? you may just be focused a little bit narrowly.Jason wrote:Asian horror just does not get my juices flowin'...
I quite liked I Saw the Devil, though.
What movie?zombie wrote:so after the open, of a woman coming into an empty creepy house, they go to a scene of a professor talking about different tropes and folklore. i expect one of the students to gag and cough on pop rocks and soda.
sadako vs. kayakoDancesWithWerewolves wrote:What movie?zombie wrote:so after the open, of a woman coming into an empty creepy house, they go to a scene of a professor talking about different tropes and folklore. i expect one of the students to gag and cough on pop rocks and soda.
Discussed it on the radio show back when it was released around the same time as Rings.zombie wrote:i doubt anyone else is gonna watch, so it's like kaydako, by the end of the film.
it wasn't so bad, but i expected more silliness and more ghosty curse girl fighting each other.
were the guy and the little blind girl from other films in either series? were they just introduced in this film?Havok wrote:Discussed it on the radio show back when it was released around the same time as Rings.zombie wrote:i doubt anyone else is gonna watch, so it's like kaydako, by the end of the film.
it wasn't so bad, but i expected more silliness and more ghosty curse girl fighting each other.
Just this film.zombie wrote:were the guy and the little blind girl from other films in either series? were they just introduced in this film?Havok wrote:Discussed it on the radio show back when it was released around the same time as Rings.zombie wrote:i doubt anyone else is gonna watch, so it's like kaydako, by the end of the film.
it wasn't so bad, but i expected more silliness and more ghosty curse girl fighting each other.