Posted on 07/04/2005 6:07:47 AM PDT by TigerLikesRooster
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Women Watching a Horror Movie Found Dead at the Theater
Pusan, Yonhap News
2005.07.04
Around 3 pm on July 3rd, a woman, Ms. Chung (age: 34) was found dead with her neck stabbed at a theater in Choong-ku, Pusan by its employee Mr. Hong(age:22), who reported it to police.
When she was found, she was dead at her seat with a knife in her left hand, and head bowing to the front, bleeding.
According to police, she was suffering from depression, having an outpatient treatment, and since she was holding a knife in her hand, she might have taken her life, swept up by her emotion while watching the movie. However, they also investigating on a possibility of a murder.
What she watched on the day was a horror movie based on a real-life story in which a whole family coming from U.S. were murdered. It was opened on July 1st in S. Korea.
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Ping!
Wonder what the title of the movie was.
pong
The movie was that bad?
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Maybe she was trying to emulate "Scream."
"The Brotherhood of War" was an excellent war movie, staunchly anti-commie, and pro-U.S. The battle scenes were very well done despite a $13 million dollar budget.
Actually, it is not exactly anti-commie, it is revisionist. Maybe American version obscured that angle.
These days, every studio in S. Korea does a horror movie in summer. I am afraid that they are beating it to death. They all want to corner all teenagers on summer vacation.:-)
My wife loves horror movies (I'm not particularly fond of them). The Japanese, IMHO, are the best when it comes to horror movies "Audition", "The Ring", and "The Grudge" scared the crap outta me.
What is "JSA"? Thanks.
Life imitates art!
I saw my father-in-law's copy and ordered my own from Amazon back in March-still don't have it so I'm going to try and buy it elsewhere once I get a chance.
South Korea's making some great horror films, too. Check out a movie called "A Tale of Two Sisters"!
OOOPS! I missed your earlier post where you mentioned "A Tale of Two Sisters" and also "Phone"!
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