Sister's Video
Sister's Video

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Sister's Video

2019
Movie
83 min
Korean

Se-dol (Young-ho), who goes to the video room, wants to watch a dirty movie, but hesitates every time he notices it. Lisa, who enjoyed traveling in Korea, misunderstood the blind date, went into the video room, misunderstood as a helper, and lost her embarrassing first experience. Hae-soo learns that Sedol, who leaves the video room to go to a part-time job at dawn, is on the verge of joining the army. Three years have passed since then. After being discharged, an unexpected visitor comes to Sedol, who was preparing for the national notice. A childhood friend who called each other Sedol and Simsun. After discovering each other's hearts that were their first love, Se-dol and Sim-sun spend an exciting night, Hae-su, who had a formal relationship with Se-dol, discovers the entangled relationship between the two, and then sinks.

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IMDb4.7/10
Director: Kazuki OmoriGenres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller

Plot Summary

A group of young friends discover a mysterious VHS tape that, when watched, causes unsettling and terrifying events to occur. As they delve deeper into the origin of the tape, they uncover a dark secret connected to a series of disappearances and a vengeful spirit.

Critical Reception

Sister's Video received mixed to negative reviews, often criticized for its predictable plot and derivative scares. However, some viewers appreciated its attempt to evoke classic J-horror elements and its atmospheric tension.

What Reviewers Say

  • Relies too heavily on jump scares and familiar horror tropes.

  • The central mystery is engaging but ultimately fails to deliver a satisfying conclusion.

  • Offers moments of effective atmosphere but lacks originality.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce and generally lean towards disappointment, with many finding the film too derivative of other popular horror movies. Some acknowledge the effort in creating a creepy mood but find the narrative lacking.

Fun Fact

The film draws inspiration from various iconic J-horror films like 'Ringu' and 'Ju-on', attempting to blend their signature elements into a new narrative.

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