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Lockdown Review: Inhuman Kiss (Sang Krasue) - Netflix (Patreon)

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2020-04-30 08:00:02
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2021-07

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The body has transformed, but the heart remains the same.  We review Thailand movie  Inhuman Kiss (Sang Krasue) (2019) available on Netflix 

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 Summary: In a far-away village, lived an innocent teenage girl, "Sai" who later discovered herself inheriting the curse of "Krasue". At night, her head would detach from her body and hunts for flesh and blood. Villagers are terrified by the deaths of their livestocks and that is when the Krasue hunt begins. "Jerd" a friend joined the hunt with an unknown reason while "Noi", the childhood friend who had just came back to the village decided to stand beside Sai despite knowing the horrifying truth.  

 Written and presented by Robin Bailes @robinbailes   

Directed and Edited by Graham Trelfer  

 Lockdown Review S1E13 

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Lockdown Review: Inhuman Kiss (Sang Krasue) - Netflix

The body has transformed, but the heart remains the same. We review Thailand movie Inhuman Kiss (Sang Krasue) (2019) available on Netflix You can now support Dark Corners on Patreon and see our uncensored reviews: www.patreon.com/darkcorners Facebook: http://on.fb.me/RvhRdc Twitter: https://twitter.com/DarkCorners3 @DarkCorners3 Summary: In a far-away village, lived an innocent teenage girl, "Sai" who later discovered herself inheriting the curse of "Krasue". At night, her head would detach from her body and hunts for flesh and blood. Villagers are terrified by the deaths of their livestocks and that is when the Krasue hunt begins. "Jerd" a friend joined the hunt with an unknown reason while "Noi", the childhood friend who had just came back to the village decided to stand beside Sai despite knowing the horrifying truth. Written and presented by Robin Bailes @robinbailes Directed and Edited by Graham Trelfer Lockdown Review S1E13 #HorrorMovieReview #DarkCornersReview #LockdownReview It Is Lost by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100190 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Comments

Stephen Crane

The movies you make me watch are seriously out of my usual fare. That is one of the many reasons I am a paid up member.

Stephen Crane

Keep doing what you're doing. I hope these lockdown reviews continue after we're all freed.

Anonymous

I live in Thailand. I've seen this and most of the floating head flics. The problem with Thai films/TV is that they have as many stylized characters as in Kabuki drama. If you've seen any Anime, then you know who they are. There's the good boy, the good girl, the bad boy and bad girl. The bad characters have toadying flunkies, the good characters have hot blooded wild guy, strong hulking silent guy, the brainy guy and the comic relief. The later in Thailand is always a 'Katooey' or 'ladyboy'. And there's always a love triangle or a sick parent (Aunts are popular) whose illness means the boy & girl can never be together... until the sick old broad dies, 10 minutes or two episodes from the end.

Anonymous

And this flic plays on the tropes. I've never seen a poorly lit Thai film, even the rubbish Euro/US co-productions. Think Ong Bak or Chocolate. It's always the characters and thier lines that let them down, the translation from Thai to English doesn't help. There's a cultural divide in there that's enormous. Sorry - ending rant. Generally I find Thai films to be acceptable but, once you know the story, you know the ending. They can never go against the preset characters or have a 'twist' ending.

darkcorners
>>36075166

This is the reason I like foreign films because they maybe cliche by the countries standards, but fresh by ours. I guess it is an area where a little knowledge is a good thing.

Anonymous

Love the review. The film sounds a bit too gory for me, but I'm glad to have learned about it.

Anonymous

Definitely going to check it out. Sounds nice and weird.

Anonymous

Perhaps you may have already reviewed in the past, but do you know about La cabina (the telephone box). 1972 Spanish film. I don't know what year it was shown on British tv, but it's stayed in my memory ever since.