I had no idea there was an original will deffo check that out cheers :)

Art Of The Devil 2-truly outstanding film in every way, extremely gory but surprising too. The ending may not add up to close scrutiny but I can overcome that being the feast to the senses this is. Highly recommended and far superior to the patchy first film.

omen
zatoichi: the blind swordsman

How's Helldriver

have it in my netflix queue

PTU: Police Tactical Unit (2003)

A slow burn but quite interesting cop-thriller from Hong Kong.

>>: B

Dark Forest [4 Horror Tales] (2006)

A low budget K-Horror that just needed only 15 to 20 minutes or less to tell the damn boring story. But they dragged it too long (more than 90 minutes!) & made it a pretty painful experience, even for a viewer like me.

>>: D

Chungking Express (1994)

Not horror, but a very well-made character drama. I thought that the first 1/2 dragged a little bit, but I absolutely fell in love with the second half. And then I cried in the end (even though I suppose it was supposed to be a "hopeful" ending) - Not sure what happened, but it just left me feeling a little empty and lonely; could have been my mood, but I felt a little let down. I think the younger me would have liked it more.

3.5/5.

Sector 7

This was just terrible. I didn't even bother finishing it

you might want to leave there for awhile, nothing special.


yamada

Wong Kar Wai is great. I've fallen behind with his stuff. Watched a lot of it in the late 90s early 2000s. Fallen Angels blew me away when I saw it on the big screen.

Necromancer (2005) Terrible, woeful, limpid bore-fest that I simply couldn't finish. Dull as dishwater and about as exciting as a blocked toilet

Oh, wow, I just put it together that this is the guy who did In The Mood for Love and 2046.

I'm going to be honest - It was quite a while ago that I tried to watch In The Mood for Love and it really bored me to tears at the time; couldn't finish it.

I've heard that 2046 is incredible though, but I've held off since I wasn't a huge fan of ITMfL.

Just added Fallen Angels to my Netflix queue - Thanks for the heads up!

Cool hope you dig it! One of my favourite films of the 90s.

Same here! I'm a huge Kar-Wai fan, too.
I'd also check out Happy Together, Chungking Express, and you should definitely give In the Mood for Love another shot.

Bangkok Haunted (2001)

>>: C

Dream Home.

This movie reminded me of Antichrist. Both try to be realistic horror films as opposed to the masked killer type. The kills in Dream Home are crazy. So are the things that one shouldn't do in a horror movie. Namely alcohol/drugs and sex. But the movie tries for both realism and horror and I think that is where it fails. Because the horror portion is strong and the realistic portion although well acted is kind of hard to believe that the main character would snap and go to the lengths that she does.

13: game of death

I hated that as well shame as it was so promising.

ghost in a shell, very good :)

Sic!
 

I haven't watched a good japanese horor in forever, i'm going to hunt down a bunch of these titles and have a horror fest!

Segunda Mano aka Second Hand (2011)

Filipino Horror flick. The plot was decent for a typical Asian horror film but the acting & the scrip made it kinda Soap Opera sort of drama.

>>: C

Spider Forest (2004)

Haven't seen it before. A pretty good psychological horror-thriller from Korea.

>>: A-

The Butcher, The Chef, and The Swordsman

I thought this was going to be more action based but it's just stupid and corny. I didnt even bother finishing it.

the front line
missing
x-cross
hard revenge milly
hard revenge milly: bloody battle
1911: revolution

going to watch cold fish tonight, anbody watched it yet?

Meat Grinder. Little boring in parts, but the gore is cranked up. Made it worth it.

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"The Raid: Redemption" 7-8/10


The best Indonesian action movie i've ever seen!!! :D

Does it have any dance numbers?:)

Only 6. :D

Matango (1963)Mushroom based horror concerning shipwrecked surivors on a remote pacific island. More time is spent with the characters bitching and backstabbing each other than the desired mushroom action. But when the mushroom action comes it is glorious and worth the wait though if you don't like dated special effects you may want to avoid it. Enjoyable trippy fun.

I Saw the Devil 5/5
Tales From the Dead 4/5

Asian or Asian horror? I am not sure which one you are referring to?

Death Bell
 

Just finished watching it on my Ipad actually.

I was wondering if you guys could recommend some solid j-horror/asian horror films to me. I've seen the ju-on films and Reincarnation, along with Ringu. But if there's any good ones you can suggest, feel free to let me know.


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But of course.

Shutter
Kairo
One missed call
Tale of two sisters
Old lady in white

What kind of Asian horror are you looking for? There are psychological ones such as 13 Beloved, I Saw the Devil and Confessions. If you're looking for one that features ghosts and supernatural beings there's Body 19, Rule#1, Ladda Land. If you're not sure, try some shorts like 4bia/Phobia 1 and 2 or the experimental shorts from Japan. Hope this helps :)

Man, I watched one flipped out movie tonight-

Dream Home.

A gory slasher, satire on the housing shortage in Hong Kong.

Recommended.

have it in my netflix queue

ditto........

I like the horror portions of Dream Home. I wasn't too fond of the more realistic parts. I find it crazy that someone would go to extremes over a square apartment in any building. I'm a nature person.

It's a satire....

Roshiq loved that one too - I thought it was pretty good; one of the rare movies that have made me film as of late. Definitely recommended.

...

Save the Green Planet! (2003)

I was pretty disappointed in this one, particularly considering how incredibly AWESOME the trailer is.




Had a lot of stuff that was absolutely great about it, but I found it a bit long, drab, and mediocre. Disappointed.

invitation only
kamui: lone ninja
war of the arrows

and at the cinema last night,
the raid

+1 for A Tale of Two Sisters
 

I like how it keeps you guessing throughout the film. Great cinematography - which is something I say about Asian horror films.