A Tale Of Two Sisters
(Janghwa, Hongryeon)
114 minutes,
Korea (2003), 15
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(4.7 / 104 votes)
(4.7 / 104 votes)
Korean chiller about two girls struggling with their icy stepmother and a pervading sense of supernatural unease in their isolated home
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A Tale Of Two Sisters: A Tale Of Two Sisters is arguably the most creepy tale to emerge from east Asia since Hideo Nakata's much-imitated 1998 masterpiece Ringu. The spine-chilling moments occur regularly in the first half of the film before giving way to somewhat histrionic moments and baffling, protracting twists. But even they don't undermine its power...
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