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02 Aug

Posted at 00:29h in Film, Reviews
East Asian cinema is renowned for the quality of its genre movies, with Japan and Korea producing some of the scariest horror flicks in the region, terrifying local and international audiences alike. For years, Japanese and Korean filmmakers have thrilled moviegoers, sending shivers down the spines of horror cinephiles with majors hits, cult favourites and classics like Ju-on: Girl In Black, Whispering Corridors, the record-breaking Ring and popular Grudge trilogy. The Middle Kingdom and Land of the rising Sun are hotbeds of genre films; Asia's little shops of horror. The two powerhouse nations are masters of the monster movie. Taiwan, on the other hand, is the new kid on the block.