ITT: underrated masterpieces
>>220564347the ending crushed me. i still havent rewatched it 10+ years later.
Are there scenes of their feet in it?
>>220564435i watch it once a year. any more than that and i fear it'll lose its effect.i always notice things i hadn't before. little clues to the ending scattered around the set. it really is a remarkably well told and very underrated film.
>>220564347That one scene in the kitchen is still scarier than most modern horror movies
>>220564347great moviethe remake isn't as good but it does have prime emily browning
>best Korean revenge movieBetter than Oldboy.
most of these are highly rated. do you mean under watched?
Japanese cinema is still superior to Korean cinema though I do like Korean stuff from the mid 90s-up until around 2010 when the plastic surgery really turned Korean men and women into uncanny valley plastic china dolls. I got into Korean cinema because they are the only ones making Korean War movies.
Keeping with the Asian theme here are some gritty movies made in the Philippines by foreign directors. The Philippines is a great location for stories, locations, and actors but Filipinos themselves cant really make a movie worth watching
