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Piyaluk TuntisrisakulKamera:
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Bruno BrugnanoBesetzung:
Ploy Sornarin, Theerapat Sajakul, Savika Chaiyadej, Keetapat Pongrue, Kannaporn Puangtong, Niki Chow, Dayo Wong, Sorabodee ChangsiriInhalte(1)
Die junge Joy (Ploy Sornarin) wird als Hausmädchen bei einer wohlhabenden, aber streng geführten Familie eingestellt. Plötzlich wird sie vom Geist ihrer Vorgängerin verfolgt, bis sie schließlich hinter das Geheimnis ihres grausamen Todes kommt … (Palatin Media)
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A nice surprise from Thailand that deserves attention. Story-wise, the film follows the classic template, where a young girl takes a job as a nanny in a wealthy family where the ghost of the previous nanny haunts the house. The jump-scares don't work very well, and the make-up of the ghost is pretty average, but fortunately, in the last half hour the film shifts from a ghost story to a pretty bloody slasher that beats the previous not very interesting hour in several ways. The execution is fine and the actors don't offend either, but I'm a bit disappointed that I can't raise the rating because I was more bored than entertained for the first half, and if the hall scene had been five minutes longer, I would have paid gold without hesitation. Story**, Action***, Humor>No, Violence****, Entertainment***, Music***, Visuals***, Atmosphere***, Suspense***. 6.5/10.
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After a few introductory scares, I thought I'd be bored as hell watching another shallow nonsense for the younger generation. But then the Thai filmmakers began to unfold a story that I started enjoying more and more over time. When it came to the raincoat, I forgot about all my negative thoughts. After the end of the film, I had to admit that I had actually enjoyed it, so it would be mean of me to give it a low rating.
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