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NHl4Jl. La busqueda de una pelicula grabada por un fantasma es una idea genial, y durante la primera la promesa de una pelicula peculiar cumple... hasta que a la mitad ella consigue la pelicula maldita. Con la informaciĂłn que se provee en la primera mitad no hay que ser un genio para descifrar cĂłmo culminarĂĄ el asunto. La confrontaciĂłn final contra el fantasma no fue del todo satisfactoria. Ojala alguien pueda hacer una mejor pelĂcula con esta idea en un futuro. I enjoyed this film for the most part. It has very good atmosphere, acting, and cinematography. Overall, the story holds your attention & feels pretty creepy throughout. However, the latter part of the movie gets a bit muddled, which makes the conclusion feel a bit confusing at first. Still, itâs film-within-a-film setup is interesting and Iâd say itâs definitely worth a watch. Perfect for a rainy day. Entertaining abliet light on scares. Stylistically harkens back to the j horror boom of early 2000s. Unfortunately drops the ball in its rambling, incoherent 3rd act. Not enough investigating the mystery, too much vague haunting and ghost murder. I think itâs got good bones, but in the end it didnât really do it for me. if youâre going to go into found footage go all the way!!!! cowards!! A fun movie about a lost horror movie with some good creepiness. The first half is really spooky getting into the mystery, but once things hit the fan it lost me a little. Still, not a bad watch. While I did like this film more than I disliked it, it was very close. It had some cool gore and a few genuinely creepy sequences. But like... it didn't make a whole lot of sense and in its efforts to be clever or meta it ends up eating its own tail and choking on it a little bit. Does that make any sense at all? I dunno, it's like 3am right now. Anyway; the characters are somewhat interesting and⊠Warning Do Not Play is just the another average Korean horror film, but good average one. I thought its gonna be silly and stupid execution but the amount of suspense there is not that bad. I liked that this one is not just a horror movie with tsunami of jumpscares but to think about the story plot is easy to catch, but also not cheap. This is also quite brutal, I adored it. Audience Score đ
60% The actress is pretty that's really the only positive thing about this movie. Girlbossed her way to fame and fortune. Who am I to judge
Watched Aug 16, 2020 BurtonMacReadyâs review published on Letterboxd Shudder has debuted several South Korean films as part of their 2020 Originals slate but only MONSTRUM seems to have made a sizable imprint on people. However, there was no way I was not going to end up watching a film called WARNING DO NOT PLAY with a plot description of âyoung filmmaker tries to find a film shot by a ghostâ, especially after I saw the trailer for this on one of the Shudder TV streams. And I gotta say, Iâm surprised by how thereâs been virtually no talk of this. It is a mostly successful take on horror thrillers in the mode of SINISTER and RING/THE RING the film even seemed to take some plot points from Hideo Nakataâs earlier DONâT LOOK UP, particularly in the first half when it is focused solely on the investigating into the mystery. What helps it stand out and seem a little fresher is having the main character be a young director she is described as having had some successful festival shorts but is now struggling to develop a feature with a studio, which brings in such amusing unexpected moments as a hilarious debate among some drunk film students about Christopher Nolan. It really just seemed to be in lockstep with the actual types of discussions young movie makers and watchers have been having for the last few even more essential to the filmâs success is the lead performance by Seo Ye-ji who is immediately assured and likable as the almost Hawksian protagonist with the basically all-male of entertainment industry around her as the club she must break into. You believe both her determination and brashness even as the supernatural horror of the film creeps in more and the film does increasingly come to rely on clichĂ©s and some excessive special effects until much of the tension established throughout is replaced with bigger but more pedestrian ghost attacks. The film also throws in a few too many plot turns way late in the game and while the film certainly drums up some successful scares, thereâs times when too much is shown of the CGI and it takes you out. But even still, it runs only 86 minutes and is consistently effectively directed by Kim Ji-won. It doesnât reach the heights of some of its influences but as a fun watch with some chills, it definitely should be seen by more people. Block or Report BurtonMacReady liked these reviews
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