Asian Horror films

I'm not easily scared by movies anymore, but this one made me jump a few times. Definitely worth seeing. Also, Ananda Everingham looks a LOT like Orlando Bloom. Only better.

Very strange movie, but really not that hard to understand. Subliminal messages and trend-following pretty much sums it up, imo. I think it's helpful to know something about Japanese society before you can get everything that's going on. Lots of metaphors/symbolism.

I know this has some really creepy moment in it, but I can't remember what they were. Months after seeing it, I mostly remember it being silly but kind of fun to watch.

The special effects are low budget and laughable at times, but otherwise very entertaining.

It's unfortunate that these kinds of movies get billed as horror films... because they aren't. This is mostly a drama about two teen lesbians in a Korean girls school. It was ok, but the "scary" elements kinda ruined an otherwise interesting story.

I've seen this about eight times, and it never gets old. More eerie than scary, it has a very different look and feel than most asian horror films, or even horror films in general.

Probably wouldn't be most people's cup of tea. Very slow and almost boring until the very end. Then, lots of gore and tension.

Box was lovely, but felt somewhat empty.

Dumplings was twisted, but I really enjoyed Bai Ling and I would love to see the feature length version.

Cut was the best of the 3... funny at times, great visuals, and very layered. Pay close attention to the ending of this one, there's more to it than most seem to realize.

These short films aren't meant to be "scary" so if that's what you're expecting, don't bother.

Favorite movie ever. Great cinematography, enthralling plot, and Oh Dae Su is an amazing character. Also has one of the best fight scenes in history.

Overhyped for sure, but not terrible. The ghost makeup is ridiculous and kept pulling me out of the story... it was distracting. Other than that, the story is interesting.

Some nice twists... much better than better than I expected, and it's become one of my favorites.