:D :D I saw it other night on youtube and thanks for recommending it man. It's the first any Philippines movie I ever saw. Nice story indeed but it was seems like a TV movie, was it?

>>: B-


Paprika (2006)

>>: B


Ringu 2 (1999)

I haven't seen it before, I saw the US remake instead. Anyway, not worthy...a big disappointment.

>>: C


Ju-On: The Grudge (2003)

I was thinking to just give it a watch for the 2nd time and have those "chilling" memories back. But I was wrong! This wasn't the part that I saw before...I was actually get bit confused with the series. The two
"Grudge" films that I saw were the US remakes, not the originals. But actually I saw a super creepy Japanese Ju-On for sure sometime ago...then what was that???

>>: B


Ju-on: The Curse 1 & 2 / The Grudge Prequel (2000)

Now that's the Ju-On film I was looking for a reviewing! Eerie sounds and the creepy atmosphere still almost able to scared the hell out of me in the middle of the night.

Thank God, few days back I bought all the dvds of original Ju-On films.:)

>>: A

Ju-On: The Grudge 2 (2003)

Had its moments, not bad at all.

>>: B-

Perfect Blue (1998)

Saw it for the first time. Pretty impressive.

>>: B+

Ring 0: Birthday (2000)

A romantic & decent prequel of Ringu tragedy.

>>: B-

Rasen [Ring: The Spiral] (1998)

Actually it was based on the actual novel sequel to Ringu by the original author but personally I felt it was like an alternative & weird sequel of the main story.
**Spoiler**: Sadako becomes horny in this part where all her ghostly appearance changed into erotic ways!:D

>>: C-

So is Rasen a horror movie? Or is it porn?


Coz if it's a horror movie then i'm not gonna watch it. :p

Nope, it isn't a porn. Just Sadako was bit horny that's all. Instead of scaring people this time She just likes to seduce her victim:D

Wishing Stairs (2003)

>>: C+

Korei aka Seance (2000)

Kiyoshi Kurosawa's this slow paced horror film loosely inspired by the 1964 film Seance on a Wet Afternoon. But here the director (who also directed acclaimed Asian Horrors like Kairo & Cure) portrayed the plot quite differently. The story starts with Junko...the psychic housewife (who can see & make contact with the spirits) and her husband (a sound technician) become burdened with a kidnapped girl who escaped her assailant. Junko didn't let her husband to call the hospital or the police for the fear that the police will then suspect them as the kidnappers and also for somewhat selfish reasons. The girl dies while still in their house and her ghost begins to haunt not only Junko but also her husband.

The ending was a big disappointment, it could have done a way better.

>>: B-

Memento Mori: Remember the Dead (1999)

>>: C-


The Ghost aka Dead Friend (2004)

Nice little time passing very common Asian Horror.

>>: B-

Indeed. But the scares, for the most part, actually works in this one.

Its biggest problem is that the girls involved all look alike..

Yeah and I have to admit when I first started to watch Japanese & Korean films than all the girls look very similar to me also in almost each & every movie. It was even hard for me to recognize them separately or to remember who has been killed, who is still alive or who has turned into ghost only by their names.:o

lol

Eeeeexactly. :p