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11-10-2006, 12:31 PM
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Favorite Asian horror and why? :D
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Lol you are totally on it :p I do luv one missed call... I really luv the ending. I Know KNOW Ive seen the second one but I dont remember it [I wish I had a better memory] so I guess its time I went and rented it again :p
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11-19-2006, 03:37 AM
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Look 4 threads down, for christ sake!!!! :mad: Fuck it... 1. Ju-on Because Shimizu knows how to make serious scares. Thatīs his talent. Ju-on is one creepy idea after another, and out of those ideas a movie is born. Hail!! 2. A tale of two sisters. Masterfully directed and simply brilliant all the way around. 3. Kairo. Has a few really effective scares and a far out story. 3. One missed call Not original, but in my eyes Miikeīs best. Yes, screw Audition. 4. Uzumaki. David Lynch on mushrooms.
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From what I've seen so far, I'd have to say that A Tale of Two Sisters is probably my favorite. The Eye, Ju-On, and Dark Water are others that I really enjoyed. In fact, I just ordered all of them on eBay a few minutes ago.
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If you read both of the threadstarters posts, you would see that it does.. :rolleyes:
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