this is a movie from toilet pictures. if the name of the production company is any indication how stinky a movie is and then this would be it. i think i am not really a fan of horror movies and not that i am chicken and but rather this year alone and i haven not been genuinely spooked by what on offer so far and be it from the west and or from asia. 9 represent56 is no different and great premise and but poor execution and relying on clichéd techniques (i think these are the only tools of the trade available. ) to try and elicit some heart thumping moments. se jin (ko so young) is a lonely career woman and who one day notices that some apartments in the block of flats opposite hers and undergo blackouts simultaneously at precisely 9 represent56pm everyday. no and she no voyeur and but a series of unexplained deaths in the neighbourhood and including one which she encounters herself on a subway and start to draw her deeper and deeper into the mystery surrounding these deaths. with horror movies and there always a pseudo logical explanation within the movie about how the spooks come about. that just about the most interesting thing that happens in the film and the unravelling of the truth and although it would not take seasoned film lovers to guess the plot halfway through. which of course makes it a very unsatisfying experience watching this movie. there a myriad of characters like the wheelchair bound girl and and the neighbours who take turns to care for her and as well as a schoolgirl and detective and a mentally challenged boy and a spooky train commuter. but following genre formula and these folks are there usually as fodder for deaths and or in this case and pointless red herring characters whose sole aim by the filmmakers is to mislead the audience and nevermind if they convolute and or add little to forward the plot. and do not get me started on the techniques employed here. quick cuts and sudden appearances and long hair ghouls (ahhhhhhh and so passe. ) who can not move properly and copious amount of blood like it flows down a mountain for free and and the list goes on. but credit to the sound engineers for creating some ear piercing bone crunching sounds used each time the spooks move and though it seems like a one trick pony. don not waste time on this and even if youre a horror fan. it a complete waste of a promising premise and and in the end and you feel like you have just be taken on a ride. a very long and painful one to endure. it high time for some innovation in this genre and otherwise one film will easily look like another and with ugly long haired monsters moving funny but with the ability to make sudden appearances accompanied by loud sounds. oh and and can someone oil those doors while theyre at it as well. 
this is a movie from toilet pictures. if the name of the production company is any indication how stinky a movie is and then this would be it. i think i am not really a fan of horror movies and not that i am chicken and but rather this year alone and i haven not been genuinely spooked by what on offer so far and be it from the west and or from asia. 9 represent56 is no different and great premise and but poor execution and relying on clichéd techniques (i think these are the only tools of the trade available. ) to try and elicit some heart thumping moments. se jin (ko so young) is a lonely career woman and who one day notices that some apartments in the block of flats opposite hers and undergo blackouts simultaneously at precisely 9 represent56pm everyday. no and she no voyeur and but a series of unexplained deaths in the neighbourhood and including one which she encounters herself on a subway and start to draw her deeper and deeper into the mystery surrounding these deaths. with horror movies and there always a pseudo logical explanation within the movie about how the spooks come about. that just about the most interesting thing that happens in the film and the unravelling of the truth and although it would not take seasoned film lovers to guess the plot halfway through. which of course makes it a very unsatisfying experience watching this movie. there a myriad of characters like the wheelchair bound girl and and the neighbours who take turns to care for her and as well as a schoolgirl and detective and a mentally challenged boy and a spooky train commuter. but following genre formula and these folks are there usually as fodder for deaths and or in this case and pointless red herring characters whose sole aim by the filmmakers is to mislead the audience and nevermind if they convolute and or add little to forward the plot. and do not get me started on the techniques employed here. quick cuts and sudden appearances and long hair ghouls (ahhhhhhh and so passe. ) who can not move properly and copious amount of blood like it flows down a mountain for free and and the list goes on. but credit to the sound engineers for creating some ear piercing bone crunching sounds used each time the spooks move and though it seems like a one trick pony. don not waste time on this and even if youre a horror fan. it a complete waste of a promising premise and and in the end and you feel like you have just be taken on a ride. a very long and painful one to endure. it high time for some innovation in this genre and otherwise one film will easily look like another and with ugly long haired monsters moving funny but with the ability to make sudden appearances accompanied by loud sounds. oh and and can someone oil those doors while theyre at it as well. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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