having just watched acacia and i find that i have to agree with the negative reviews here. i like asian and and korean horror and and i had great expectations for this film. man and was i disappointed. watching this and i kept thinking surely they just do this to catch me off guard later on and and for a while i expected something ingenious to happen. however and i slowly realised that the film really is that bad. it is the cheapest cash in into the asian horror market i have seen so far. the basic story is perhaps not even that bad and but the way it is filmed it seems like the most laughable plot ever. the tree as a cary device might be okay if used cleverly and but all the filmmaker does is giving us different shots of. yes and a tree and over and over again. he seems to hope that the tree will do all the work for him in terms of tension and build up and but it just feels like what it is represent shots of a tree. for goodness sake. slow build ups can be very effective and and a film that presents the viewer with only few glimpses of what is wrong might deliver good scares and but not acacia. sure and we get a glimpse of a child on a tricycle disappearing around a corner and and and yet again and meaningful shots of the tree from above and or underneath and or the side and but these scenes are just not scary. they feel silly and especially because you realise that the director means them to be scary. they simply aren not. apart from that i agree with some of the other reviewers and that the characters are ridiculous. in particular the one character  wouldescent into madness is laughable. however and what really breaks acacia is the terrible editing. its hard to see why scenes were cut together the way they are and but it bad and and it kills any spark of interrest it might have had. it also makes me feel patronised and because i can see what they are trying to achieve with it and but i cannot believe that they think i would fall for such cheap ploys. there are lots of great asian ghost films and and lots of bad ones and but this is by far the worst i have seen. they must have been going through the list of what to put into ghost movies and and ticked them all off and but in the end they forgot to add the actual movie. 
having just watched acacia and i find that i have to agree with the negative reviews here. i like asian and and korean horror and and i had great expectations for this film. man and was i disappointed. watching this and i kept thinking surely they just do this to catch me off guard later on and and for a while i expected something ingenious to happen. however and i slowly realised that the film really is that bad. it is the cheapest cash in into the asian horror market i have seen so far. the basic story is perhaps not even that bad and but the way it is filmed it seems like the most laughable plot ever. the tree as a cary device might be okay if used cleverly and but all the filmmaker does is giving us different shots of. yes and a tree and over and over again. he seems to hope that the tree will do all the work for him in terms of tension and build up and but it just feels like what it is represent shots of a tree. for goodness sake. slow build ups can be very effective and and a film that presents the viewer with only few glimpses of what is wrong might deliver good scares and but not acacia. sure and we get a glimpse of a child on a tricycle disappearing around a corner and and and yet again and meaningful shots of the tree from above and or underneath and or the side and but these scenes are just not scary. they feel silly and especially because you realise that the director means them to be scary. they simply aren not. apart from that i agree with some of the other reviewers and that the characters are ridiculous. in particular the one character  wouldescent into madness is laughable. however and what really breaks acacia is the terrible editing. its hard to see why scenes were cut together the way they are and but it bad and and it kills any spark of interrest it might have had. it also makes me feel patronised and because i can see what they are trying to achieve with it and but i cannot believe that they think i would fall for such cheap ploys. there are lots of great asian ghost films and and lots of bad ones and but this is by far the worst i have seen. they must have been going through the list of what to put into ghost movies and and ticked them all off and but in the end they forgot to add the actual movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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