Exhuma

An alright Ghost Story that may not be scary enough for my liking but there's so much care and thought put into its presentation and delivery that it's hard to totally discredit what it's doing or intending to do.

Loved every second of this movie, it kept me on toes all the time. Great cast, great production, movie that was so well made! 🤌🏻

I really liked the movie. It was artistic and suspenseful, with a great cast of smart characters that were put in a difficult situation. I enjoyed the exploration of korean and japanese mythology, with references to taoism, kitsunes, and goblins. The most important thing is that there was a modestly happy ending.

Slow poison. Grab your popcorn and start feeling the thrill.

I think the story needed more explanation about background history especially regarding the peninsula and the fox severe the tiger waist, for non-korea watcher it is hard to understand the storyline,,

Jae-hyun Jang, who directed Sabaha is quite adept at religious thriller genres. The first half of the film does a great job building atmosphere and the pacing of the plot is very engaging; however, the latter half’s story style doesn’t quite align with the first half, potentially causing a sense of disconnection.

It goes like horror mystery where horror is extra but it worked out very well. The acting top notch and strong story flow to the narrative the had.

Just because there are subtitles and it’s international film doesn’t make it any better than run of mill early year horror disasters. At least, the Hollywood ones spare you with a short 90 min running time.

Simply incredible and not just for horror fans. The only thing that comes close is The Wailing. If you're considering watching this and the least bit interested in supernatural mystery and folk magic, this is the movie for you. I've never seen anything like it.

First 30 mins was best part of movie