Eugenia Yuan, Hye-su Kim, Bo-seok Jeong
The work of three of Asia's most prominent horror directors comes together in this creepy collection of shorts. In Ji-woon Kim's "Memories," a husband awakens to find a mutilated body in his car; mean...( read more
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Directed by: Ji-woon Kim, Kim Jee-Woon, Nonzee Nimibutr, Peter Chan
Release Date: October 3, 2003
DVD Release Date: April 25, 2006
Stats: 93 reviews
The other stories are so-so, but Peter Chan's "Going Home" is a minor masterpiece. Surreal and with a great ironic ending, check it out.
Memories: 2 stars; A fairly dull, pointless 'horror' film.
The Wheel: 1 star; Maybe you have to be a part of the culture to understand why this film is 'scary.'
Going Home: 4 stars; A really fantastic film. It's not really scary at all, but I don't think that was t...( read more)
It was okay, Out all of all the stories. I found the first one to be the most original. The second one was boring and made no sense. The third one was confusing also.
Definitely more of a gross factor film than a horror. But it's unique in that it's 3 separate films in one,and the stories are at least interesting. Confusing plots,but cool.
I just found out that Three Extremes was a sequal to this. In asia this film was put out as just "Three". I guess Three extremes was enough of a hit in the US to back track and release this. Still I did not like this.
This second compilation of asian short horror movies hasn't the quality of the first one.
Memories (Korea): 3 stars -- although a little boring and incoherent at first, it has some scares to offer and in the end all makes sense. Plus, it has some cool gore scenes.
The Wheel (T...( read more)
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