One Day Suddenly : 4 Horror Stories Limited Edition DVD Region 3
Kim Eun Kyung (Director)
| Kim Yoo Jeong (Actor)
| Kwon Il Soo (Director)
| Jung Jong Hun (Director)
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Miki
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January 30, 2010
This customer review refers to Forbidden Floor (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)
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January 30, 2010
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A bit Boring
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I found this film to be a bit boring and my mind kept wandering. The acting seems a bit wooden and the beginning is a bit vague. I thought at first it was going to follow along the lines of Dark Water but it didnt. Its not jumpy and didnt even creep me out. The actress's bony skeletal frame was scarier than the film. Never seen anyone so skinny! It does improve towards the end and the storyline picks up when you find out who is causing the haunting and why. Its a film that I would watch if I really had nothing much else to do. I think it depends on how easily you get creeped out/frightened etc. Not one that hard core horror fans would really enjoy but would probably scare those who get scared quite easily. |
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Rhoda
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February 11, 2008
This customer review refers to Hidden Floor (DVD) (Taiwan Version)
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February 11, 2008
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Quite scary
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This movie made me shout maybe 3 or 4 times. It's really scary especially when the image of the lady with the long hair comes out. Nice one!!! |
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numinair
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March 13, 2007
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March 13, 2007
ApPariTions on 4th Floor
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This is my second but last post on this for "Forbidden Floor". As for the movie its a very good debut from Kwon Il Soon for this series of HD films. The CGI effects, although used sparingly, are cetainly effective considering the apparent budget and the quality is quite high considering. The two main actors Seo Hyung Kim (mum) and Yoo Jung Kim (daughter) are excellent in this, too!. I read that Ahn Byung-Ki was producer on this movie and I could tell by the opener - the dramatic prelude sequence that kicks off this film brings his film "Phone" to mind by the elevator scene and anyone who saw that film will realize the immediacy that film had. This film does have a similar feel to "Dark Water" although the patch in this film is represented by the hidden and mysterious 4th Floor (a superstition that the number 4 in Chinese sounds like the word death in Korean pronunciation, so South Korean high rise blocks rarely have a 4th floor) that opens up some ghostly apparitions below the room the mother and child occupy in the apartment high rise they both move into. To say any more about the mystery room would spoil the plot, but I can say that the revenge factor in this film, due to the nature of the person's demise (no spoiler there, there has to be a demise if there is a ghost film), is more convincing and logical than some similar made films. Even though the ghost is garbed in Sadako's outfit. Its another good film with atmosphere, too. Erie juxtaposed corridors of past and present and unwavering pacing keeps this film abrupt to the core and you rarely feel that the film shifts it plot tactics. Its a good script with a well meaning story of events and like the other film "Roomates/D-Day" is routed within Korean society mores than merely a supernatural ghosty flick. It s a good film and a pity that first time directors who begin with horror/ghost movies rarely return to make another one (apart from Ahn Byung-Ki of course) Worth seeing! |
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numinair
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February 26, 2007
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February 26, 2007
D-Day - Good Movie!
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Although I have only seen D-Day (Roomates) from this set so far, and the rating can only be for this, I found this to be a fairly good movie, similar to the high school ghost movie "Whispering Corridors" (not connected to this series though). Although this is a horror, the film's main emphasis is on the pressures of high school achievements, as the high school girls in this having to re-take their college entrance exams after failing them first run. The film certainly address the harsh teaching methods that can be used on young people (or were) and hopefully are not used in times to come. The cast, especially the young ones, performed excellently and although a budgeted movie and a directors debut, its a very well made film. If anyone liked "Whispering Corridors" - "Voice", I would recommend this set for this alone. But with 3 other movies in the package (and some good recommendations from Rain here), its well worth the purchase. Hope to see more debut horrors like this!! |
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January 21, 2007
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January 21, 2007
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4 horror stories
4 horror stories
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29 feb: this story is not bad - able to create a creepy atmosphere. one of the best stories of the 4. forbidden floor: seems very similar to dark waters. mother and daughter just moving in to a new building. not scary at all. a bit boring. roommates (aka d day): interesting plot with an all female cast, although it is pretty predictable. dark forest: awful movie, absolutely the worst of the 4. bad acting, bad bad story. |
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