Whispering Corridors 3: Wishing Stairs (2003). i liked this one much more than the original instalment. Intense childhood friendships, jealously, teenage awkwardness, and the desire for acceptance flavor this one which uses as its backdrop a school legend whose underlying message is to be careful of what ya wish for.

Body #19/Body sob 19 (2007). Very creepy Thai flick of post-mortem revenge. Pretty twisty plot that comes to fruition in the end, but then goes on when there appears to be no story left. Almost felt like there was some Korean influence in the story-telling style of this one. There were some pretty enjoyable special effects to boot. Enjoy.

Ashe.
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Silk--It was okay. I'm a little numb to the "spooky kid" stories anymore.

To Sir with Love aka Bloody Reunion (2006)

An Asian slasher with a pretty weak plot & twist.

>>: C

Death Bell (2008). Starts out promising, then gets rather slow in building up the premise, get a little more interesting, after which it takes off like a demon rocket. This turned out to be a pretty brutal and twisted Korean flick that kept me guessing till the very end. One plot hole is still bugging me, but i probably just missed something. Definitely worth a watch. Ashe.
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Oneechanbara (2008)--Not a good movie. But it does feature a hot girl in a bikini hacking up zombies with a katana, and copious amounts of blood, so I enjoyed it immensely anyway :)

1. Bloody Reunion
2. Dorm

Bloody Reunion had some twists and turns that I didn't see coming and it entertained me. Especially, since the director seemed to fancy Hitchcock, evident in the shot choices, story elements, and the use of mulitiple personality disorders :)

Dorm was cool. The young actor in it was great. Dorm sort of reminded me of The Devil's Backbone.

Whispering Corridors 5: A Blood Pledge (2009)

The newest addition to the series. Dark, wrenching, and creepy but mediocre at best. Some nice camera works and the cute Asian girls made it worth watching.

>>: B-

Samurai Rebellion (1967). Toshiro Mifune portrays a stalwart samurai whose obedience to cultural duty and to his his lord are unquestionable. Until, that is, he is forced to choose between the honor of his family's name and his son's felicity. Incredible flick about how far a resolute man can be pushed. Ashe.
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Bunshinsaba: Ouija Board (2004)

Pretty average plot but fast paced & entertaining.

>>: B-

Arrrrrrrrrrgh! Asian Cult cinema just reviewed this along with a bunch of other Korean horror films... THAT ARE NOT AVAILABLE ON NETFLIX!! :( I REALLY want to see this one. Where do you acquire these films to watch?