Eugenia Yuan, Hye-su Kim, Bo-seok Jeong
The work of three of Asia's most prominent horror directors comes together in this creepy collection of shorts. In Ji-woon Kim's "Memories," a husband awakens to find a mutilated body in his car; mean... read more 
Directed by: Ji-woon Kim, Kim Jee-Woon, Nonzee Nimibutr, Peter Chan
Release Date: October 3, 2003
DVD Release Date: April 25, 2006
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November 3, 2010This time around we are treated to three more (apparently these are actually the first three shorts in the series) stories that are little more then edgy Twilight Zones with an Asian flair.
These three all seemed a overly convoluted and as if there was much being "lost in tran... read more -
January 12, 2010Memories had an interesting concept, but was a touch dull while actually watching it, apart from one particular scene which I won't ruin for people who've not viewed it. The Wheel had a lot more going on, but personally I didn't care much for it. The soundtrack was rather effecti... read more
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July 17, 2008The other stories are so-so, but Peter Chan's "Going Home" is a minor masterpiece. Surreal and with a great ironic ending, check it out.
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August 29, 2007Memories: 2 stars; A fairly dull, pointless 'horror' film.
The Wheel: 1 star; Maybe you have to be a part of the culture to understand why this film is 'scary.'
Going Home: 4 stars; A really fantastic film. It's not really scary at all, but I don't think that was t... read more -
May 29, 2012I was super pumped when I read about this, a horror trilogy, that features chan wook park and takashi miike?? Im sold! Sadly I was let down, the first one from the other director started out good, but fell apart near the end, still prolly the best overall, the 2nd, parks, is ok i... read more
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January 5, 2012As much as I enjoyed the first film in this series, that's about how much I disliked this one. OKayk, that's a bit harsh, I didn't actively dislike this one to be perfectly fair, but I certainly won't be coming back to it anytime soon. It's kinda boring and aside from the final... read more
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February 6, 2009It was okay, Out all of all the stories. I found the first one to be the most original. The second one was boring and made no sense. The third one was confusing also.
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December 6, 2008Definitely more of a gross factor film than a horror. But it's unique in that it's 3 separate films in one,and the stories are at least interesting. Confusing plots,but cool.
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December 2, 2008I just found out that Three Extremes was a sequal to this. In asia this film was put out as just "Three". I guess Three extremes was enough of a hit in the US to back track and release this. Still I did not like this.
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January 12, 2008I though the first one was better but this still offered some good stories, it just didnt stick as much as the first set
Critic Reviews
May 8, 2010
Steve Biodrowski, Cinefantastique
August 10, 2007
Anton Bitel, Eye for Film
The last piece in this ghostly triptych of films, Peter Chan's Going Home, is as beautiful and sad a piece of urban gothic as you are ever likely to see... Full Review
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