Three... Extremes
Horror • 2004 • 2 hr 5 min
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Kyoko Hasegawa, Atsuro Watabe, Mai Suzuki, Yuu Suzuki, Mitsuru Akaboshi
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I came for PCW. As it happens, his segment's not his best work, but it is memorable, and all three segments are worth watching.
3 great directors create 3 bizarre horror short films and it’s great! But I’d recommend watching some of their other films before this.
Three different horror shorts. Each one is unique and fun to watch. If I had to pick a favourite, I would give it to my boy Park Chan-Wook.
A taste of some great directors from Asia
Uneven stories but all 3 are highly entertaining. Good introduction into extreme Asian horror that leaves you wanting more.
This is a fun peace of media that has some wildly different feels. I liked cut the best followed by dumplings. Box is a little to cerebral.
Each story is good, dumplings is better than the others. Crazy that these directors collaborated to make this.
3 short films from 3 different directors, all of which are very disturbing. Dumplings makes me violently cringe just thinking about it.
Good horror stories. Asians do good thriller/horror.
UnderratedAnthology from top Asian directors. My favorite segment is "Cut", "Dumplings" is cringy, "Box" is terrifying. All 3 are dreamlike!
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