13 Tzameti – Deliciously Chilling
2009 February 28
Disturbing. Very disturbing. Not the visuals, but the eccentricity of the idea behind them. It’s fantastic, really. Even as I consciously ingested the macabre nature of the narrative, I couldn’t bring myself to walk away from it. It’s not quite rational. And you know why? Because, however alarming, you WANT to watch what happens next.
More shocking than the German cannibal guy ?
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Shrey -
This was, I don’t know, like a caffeine fix straight to the brain. That kind of jolt. The cannibal guy was just downright appalling. :-/
It took me two full hours to come out of shock after seeing this movie.
didn’t I tell you about this movie? I had watched it long time back and I suggested it to everyone… I even proposed it in one of the RTFFs where the dvd (with directors cut) got lost…
Yeniways, watch Ninth Day if you get it…
Vijay Ganesh –
I was just fascinated by the whole funda!
Oh, it wasn’t that bad, really.
Gapp –
Goshdarnit!
Yeah, you did! Somehow never got around to watching it till now. And you lost a Director’s Cut inclusive DVD?
Oh, you’ve told me about The Ninth Day before too. Shall watch sometime soon!
I will see this then
Sharan -
Please to be watching asap!
ah I shall add this to my “to watch” list, tell me have you had a chance to watch “Old Boy”? Me thinks it is awesomeness itself
its a South Korean movie so make sure you have sub titles !
btw, I am reading ‘Preacher’ and I think its quite good too, though it is extremely similar to ‘Lucifer’ and if I were given a choice between the two ‘Lucifer’ I would pick any day…
i saw the movie 4 years ago back in india as ADLABs international film festival. Amazingly directed movie and the plot is exceptional. The movie starts of slow but the end is completely thrilling experience. You even don’t want to take a break while watching this.