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Ji-Yeon Park, Ji-hyo Song, Han-byeol Park, An Jo
The South Korean "Ghost School" trilogy comes to a close with Wishing Stairs, a typically creepy example of modern Asian horror. First-time director Yoon Jae-Yeon was fresh out of film school when she...( read more
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Overall, a good story that's very well-written and expertly filmed. Unfortunately, Wishing Stairs plods along at a painfully slow pace, and that takes away greatly from the tension it builds. Still, worth a watch for an interesting story.
think whispering corridors part ll...thought the movie was effective for its genre...jut not as strong as 'wc'..still worth a watch
The third in the 'High School Death' series from Korea (the first being Wishing Stairs and the second Memento Mori), this film is every bit as intimate and earnest as Memento Mori. I love how this series is set in a tangible place, a living breathing school with actual characters...( read more)
this movie is so beautiful because of 2 friendshowever their friendship soon turns sour when they find themselves competing for a single spot in a Russian ballet school.
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i really love PARK HAN BYUL ..
so hee ..she is sooo .. CUTE :) promise :)
this film makes u imagine.. and scares you to the bone. This movie is dakr and creepy types of movies then really violent...the movie gets creepy afterwards... like this movie
wah,tat very touching horror movie....at da ending feel tats rily weird friendship...i watching more than 5times...tats rily fantastic muvee..cOol,keep going on.... :)
Plagued with a lagging plot although when it does get going has quite an interesting premise.
