Gillian Chung, Vincy Chan, Patrick Tam
Rain is a young and beautiful university student, her nightmare begins when she received a SMS on her mobile phone – “Do you know what the 19th gate of Hell is?” The same cryptic SMS message goes out ...( read more
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Stats: 35 reviews
The idea is actually pretty good, but the film suffers in execution. It's difficult to make enough sense of this one to enjoy it, even though the effects are pretty good and the premise is quite amiable.
Huh, kind of confusing at times. I think I get the gist but they really could have made the story more clear. Playing that Hell game would be fun, so long as you didn't die if you didn't beat a level. ^_^
i like gillian despite of edison scandal thingy, she's just diff. from the other...
Not exactly a horror movie but feels like a very fun action packed game where the audience also follows her way to the 19th floor of hell :)
I didn't watch the entire movie. It just seemed silly to me. I see some people like it though, so maybe I should give it another go. Until then, a weak rating. On the plus side: the tongue scene! Freaky!
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