Quick Review: Blending mystery, mythology, religion and horror, this Korean crime thriller kicks off in a creepy fashion with a truly terrifying opening scene, but soon after that loses its focus, as it jumps from one sub-plot to another, with the final result being a muddled and hard to follow, if still intriguing, atmospheric, and eerie story that avoids cliches, even if it never actually culminates into something staggering, in spite of its macabre potential.
2 comments:
More lost potential. Obviously the opening scene was someone's brilliant idea that they just couldn't follow up on.
Alex, it was creepy as hell. I wish they had focused more on that part of the story...
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