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A recently widowed TV producer is drawn to an isolated cabin in a mysterious woods.A recently widowed TV producer is drawn to an isolated cabin in a mysterious woods.A recently widowed TV producer is drawn to an isolated cabin in a mysterious woods.
- Awards
- 1 win & 2 nominations
Kam Woo-seong
- Kang Min
- (as Woo-seong Kam)
Kang Kyung-hun
- Hwang, Su-yeong
- (as Kyung-hun Kang)
Jang Hyun-sung
- Choi, Seong-hyeon
- (as Hyeong-seong Jang)
Son Byung-ho
- Kim Cheol-ju
- (as Byung-ho Son)
Park Won-sang
- Reporter Moon
- (as Won-sang Park)
Jeong Seung-gil
- Detective Park
- (as Seung-gil Jeong)
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- GoofsThe position of the dead man's foot goes from pointing up to the side between flashbacks.
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Well...what can I say about this film. I guess my initial thought was to mention a few movies that share a similar story or plot, but upon doing so I'd ruin the film. I just think that the concept although no tired yet, is getting a bit more common. I can count three to four titles I've seen in the last two years that use this concept to a certain degree within the storyline. This film is nothing new or original at all, and that in itself was a bit disappointing.
Let's put it this was. Within the first 15 minutes both my friend and I pretty much figured out was what going to happen. Why? There is a French horror film that came out (produced by a Korean studio also) that is close to identical to this film, except the main character is a woman. If you're interested message me and I'll pass the title along.
That being said, the story itself was still above average, but the execution was a bit poor in my opinion. I think the movie was just a bit too long for what it was trying to do (I think it was only 2 hours, but it felt like 3-4). The movie could have had the same impact if they cut off about 30 minutes. I keep thinking I missed something, or there was something more to this film...however there aren't any questions for me to ask...so I can't see how I could have missed something.
I saw this at the Toronto Film Festival, and I can't say that I was upset I saw it. I think it's worth a rental, but I wouldn't suggest anyone go out of their way to find this. It really had some potential, but again it just didn't execute in the areas it should have. Upon leaving the theatre all I was thinking was "I've seen this before...and I liked the other films a little more"
Not bad...but nothing to write home over.
Let's put it this was. Within the first 15 minutes both my friend and I pretty much figured out was what going to happen. Why? There is a French horror film that came out (produced by a Korean studio also) that is close to identical to this film, except the main character is a woman. If you're interested message me and I'll pass the title along.
That being said, the story itself was still above average, but the execution was a bit poor in my opinion. I think the movie was just a bit too long for what it was trying to do (I think it was only 2 hours, but it felt like 3-4). The movie could have had the same impact if they cut off about 30 minutes. I keep thinking I missed something, or there was something more to this film...however there aren't any questions for me to ask...so I can't see how I could have missed something.
I saw this at the Toronto Film Festival, and I can't say that I was upset I saw it. I think it's worth a rental, but I wouldn't suggest anyone go out of their way to find this. It really had some potential, but again it just didn't execute in the areas it should have. Upon leaving the theatre all I was thinking was "I've seen this before...and I liked the other films a little more"
Not bad...but nothing to write home over.
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- Splattii
- Sep 14, 2004
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- Runtime1 hour 52 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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