The third part of the insanely sadistic black magic series from Thailand is a much stronger effort than the first two parts. Its convoluted backstory makes emotional sense, if not necessarily a logical one.
Acting and plotting are far away from the teenie horror crappiness of the first two films - I'd call it a film with an honest emotional core, if the violence just wasn't so insanely disgusting.
I was astounded by its consequent ending and the total grayness of its morals - there's no innocence to be found anywhere in its characters.
Recommended for people with strong stomachs lacking moral fibre (like me).
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The last one left me cold (didn't see the first one), but I think I'm gonna have to check this one out. The combination of an "honest emotional core" with "insanely disgusting" violence is pretty compelling.
I had the same non-reaction you had to the first two. This one is really a lot better, though I'm not completely sure how much of that is caused by my surprise how much less it sucked than the first two.
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