perhaps i am one of the only avid horror fans who thinks that the recent overload of asian shockers is so over hyped. films like ringu or the the eye  which are praised all over the world  simply do not convince me and they looked more boring than frightening. well and this blunt opinion doesn not go for the south korean gem a tale of two sisters. this is a stylish and utterly complex psychological terror tale that really gets under your skin. the plot and based on a local folklore tale and might be a little too confusing to get this film listed among the all time greatest genre achievements and but the atmosphere and tension building surely provokes feelings of great respect. this is one of those few films that are impossible to label represent the events in two sisters qualify as mind bending horror as well as intense family drama and a deeply psychological portrait. besides a mesmerizing story and a tale of two sisters also has all the great elements that i feel are usually missing in asian horror films like compelling music and good acting and innovative camera work. the mansion were the family events take place is brilliantly illustrated like a truly creepy place where secrets and danger lurk behind every door. several sequences (like the dinner with relatives or the nightly appearance in the girls room) are pretty much the ultimate in eeriness. they really made me feel uncomfortable and i do like to believe that i have seen my share of spooky horror. a tale of two sisters is a terrific movie adventure and a definite must see for asian film fanatics. a little warning for people with a short attention span and though represent this movie forces you to have your eyes and ears focused at at all time. it also a film that requires repeated viewing and even though no one will never really get it for a full 100%. 
perhaps i am one of the only avid horror fans who thinks that the recent overload of asian shockers is so over hyped. films like ringu or the the eye  which are praised all over the world  simply do not convince me and they looked more boring than frightening. well and this blunt opinion doesn not go for the south korean gem a tale of two sisters. this is a stylish and utterly complex psychological terror tale that really gets under your skin. the plot and based on a local folklore tale and might be a little too confusing to get this film listed among the all time greatest genre achievements and but the atmosphere and tension building surely provokes feelings of great respect. this is one of those few films that are impossible to label represent the events in two sisters qualify as mind bending horror as well as intense family drama and a deeply psychological portrait. besides a mesmerizing story and a tale of two sisters also has all the great elements that i feel are usually missing in asian horror films like compelling music and good acting and innovative camera work. the mansion were the family events take place is brilliantly illustrated like a truly creepy place where secrets and danger lurk behind every door. several sequences (like the dinner with relatives or the nightly appearance in the girls room) are pretty much the ultimate in eeriness. they really made me feel uncomfortable and i do like to believe that i have seen my share of spooky horror. a tale of two sisters is a terrific movie adventure and a definite must see for asian film fanatics. a little warning for people with a short attention span and though represent this movie forces you to have your eyes and ears focused at at all time. it also a film that requires repeated viewing and even though no one will never really get it for a full 100%. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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