Asian Cinema Drifter - Asian Movie Review List

Wing Chun (B)

The classic Yuen Woo-ping martial arts comedy starring Michelle Yeoh and Donnie Yen

Kung Fu | Hong Kong | 1994

The Man from Nowhere (B)

Won Bin stars in this mega-hit action thriller directed by Lee Jeong-beom about a pawnshop owner with a mysterious past taking on drug dealers in order to rescue his kidnapped neighbor

Action | Korea | 2010

Haunters (B)

Go Soo and Kang Dong-won face off in this superhero thriller about an evil psychic who can take control of any person around him and the one man resistant to the power

Action | Korea | 2010

Die Bad (C+)

Ryu Seung-wan's debut feature connects four short films into a gritty story about the rough and tumble world of crime

Action | Korea | 2000

A Tale of Two Sisters (B+)

Kim Ji-woon's acclaimed psychological thriller about two sisters at odds with their stepmother

Horror | Korea | 2003

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Audition
Takashi Miike's international hit about a widower played by Ryo Ishibashi and his ill-fated attempt to find a new girlfriend through a fake movie audition	Grade:	A
	Genre:	Horror
	Country:	Japan
	Year:	2001

Thirst
Park Chan-wook's horror-drama about a priest who becomes a vampire, starring Song Kang-ho and Kim Ok-bin	Grade:	B+
	Genre:	Horror
	Country:	Korea
	Year:	2009

A Tale of Two Sisters
Kim Ji-woon's acclaimed psychological thriller about two sisters at odds with their stepmother	Grade:	B+
	Genre:	Horror
	Country:	Korea
	Year:	2003

One Missed Call
Takashi Miike's tribute to Japanese horror tells the story of a group of friends who receive voicemails of their recorded deaths from two days in the future and soon learn that the messages are coming true.	Grade:	B-
	Genre:	Horror
	Country:	Japan
	Year:	2003

Ju On The Grudge
Takashi Shimizu's 2003 horror hit and first theatrical release in the Ju-On series	Grade:	C+
	Genre:	Horror
	Country:	Japan
	Year:	2003

» Horror Movie Reviews

Audition

Thirst

A Tale of Two Sisters

One Missed Call

Ju On The Grudge