Korean writer and director Kim Ji-woon made this effective horror thriller about the supernatural relationship between two sister. After returning home from a mental institution, a teenage girl has a hard time to adjust because of her jealous step-mother and ghosts in the house. Ji-woon weaves a tale of teenage angst with horror that unfolds in a credible matter with plenty of twists. It further proves that Asian cinema is a fertile ground for the horror genre. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
A Tale of Two Sisters
Korean writer and director Kim Ji-woon made this effective horror thriller about the supernatural relationship between two sister. After returning home from a mental institution, a teenage girl has a hard time to adjust because of her jealous step-mother and ghosts in the house. Ji-woon weaves a tale of teenage angst with horror that unfolds in a credible matter with plenty of twists. It further proves that Asian cinema is a fertile ground for the horror genre. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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