Jeong-Ah Yeom,
Ji Jin-heui,
Seong Ji-ru,
Kim Seon-gyeong,
Kim In-gweon (II)
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South Korean filmmaker Lee Jong-hyeok makes his directorial debut with the psychological thriller H. Head cop Kim Mi-yeon (Yeom Jeong-ah) and detective Kang (Ji Jin-heui) lead an investigation of seve... read more
DVD Release Date: May 24, 2005
Stats: 138 reviews
Korean serial-killer thriller about a spate of copycat killings emulating the murders of a notorious murderer on death row. It's not exactly rife with originality but I still thought it was pretty good. It's got a decent twist at the end which I didn't see coming. Fairly graphic ... read more
Don't bother watching this if you have Se7en, Manhunter or Memories of Murder at hand. It's a poor mans...anything in this genre really. Interesting at times but mostly a confused and at times laughable serial killer thriller. The performances are okay but the dialogue is flat an... read more
For a while I thought maybe the subtitles weren't very good, but then I realized, no, the script just isn't very good. The movie tried to be much more than it was, and while it had potential, it didn't deliver. Also had an ending I saw coming in the first five minutes. Not terrib... read more
It's been over a year since I've seen this, I'll have to rent it again. I do remember I liked it alot for a korean movie. I'm not much for foreign films either.
Cross between 'Seven' and 'silence of the Lambs'; but I think i would've enjoyed it more if it were dubbed in English. Still, it managed to have an amazing, terrifying ending***
was this the movie with the female cop who had esp?? i couldn't even watch the whole thing, the story bites too hard from the hannibal series and the whole x-files cop factor was just ridiculous.
Long and Confusing. - A film with good visual style and amazing throat slitting scenes, But it's a little too extreme in it's plot twists. - 'H' stands for "Haha, that's what H means!"
H nonetheless has enough bright spots and well-done moments (though not for the squeamish) that it merits a cautious recommendation. Full Review
With H, we get the thrills and the twists, yes, but we also get the down time, a space where cliché and human nature collide. Full Review
New to DVD from Tartan Video (real champs of bringing Asian horror to U.S. shores), this one will likely appeal to fans of Se7en and The Silence of the Lambs. Full Review
H sets up its enigmatic premise with a gruesome style and intensity, and finally ties up the mystery with ... well, nothing a little suspension of disbelief can't fix. Full Review
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