Best Asian Horror Movies To Scare You On Halloween – Special (Courtesy)
The horror film market has always been driven by American productions, better said, made in Hollywood, which don’t always have the best quality, or stories. Asian horror, however, is different, it always produces unease, tension and, above all, fear of what is to come.
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Produced in Thailand, this horror film directed by Banjong Pisanthanakun and starring Ananda Everingham, Natthaweeranuch Thongmee, Jane Achita, Sikamana. Cancel Chanpaibool and Titikarn Tongprasearth. It’s about a photographer and his girlfriend, who run over a woman and swear revenge on them from beyond the grave.
The ring
probably one of the most popular asian horror moviesand perhaps for its American remake, it is ‘The Ring’, originally released in 1998. Its official name is ‘Ringu’, and is a story directed by Hideo Nakata, about a television reporter investigating a legend who says that a the videotape brings death to all who see it.
Two sisters
Directed by Kim Ji-woon, starring Im Soo Jung, Yum Jung Ah, Moon Geun Young, among others, ‘Two Sisters’ is one of the best South Korean horror movies. Released in 2003, it is about two sisters who experience a series of terrifying and inexplicable events at home, where they live with their father and stepmother. You can see this tape on Filmin.
The eye
Released in 2002, ‘The Eye’ is a Hong Kong horror film, originally called Gin Gwai, directed by Oxide Pang Chun. The story was honored at the Hong Kong Film Awards and is about a blind violinist who, after receiving a cornea transplant, begins to experience a series of extra visions, which she ensures are real.
Hexadecimal
One that can be very easily accessible is’Hexadecimal’ a Taiwanese horror movie, recorded as if it were a mockumentary. Tsai Hsyan Yen, Huang Sin Ting and Kao Ying are the protagonists of this story about Li Ronan, a girl who broke a religious taboo 6 years ago, and has now been cursed. But she comes into her daughter’s play and he has to protect her from harm. Available on Netflix.
The phone
And finally, a Korean horror film with Park Shin, Jun Jonh seo and Kim Sung Ryoung. “The Phone” is about a serial killer who gets calls from a woman who lives 20 years in the future. Both try to help each other, to change the tragic fate they know and happened in the past. It is also available on Netflix.
Source: Nacion Flix
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