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Beat up to the salvation.
When a devil-worshipping criminal network plunges Seoul into chaos, the police turn to Holy Night—a trio of supernatural demon hunters—to restore order and defeat the rising evil.
Avis de la communauté (4)
Very childish movie. Although the Desmond and exorcisms aren’t anthem a child should watch…..I kinda regret watching it.
This film disappointed me. It's not bad, per say, but if you look up "mid" in a slang dictionary, it might as well be listed there. It's not good when the actors in a film seem bored or as if they've no clue what's happening (a direction issue). Still, it mostly kept me engaged while watching. Aside: The description for this film is misleading. Almost the entirety of the film is spent dealing with a single incident and there's little story to be had. Some silly details are added, but not explored.
Some imbalances greatly hinder the effectiveness of the narrative, which also fails to offer much originality with its blend of action film and supernatural thriller. There are successful moments of terror and a disturbing atmosphere in a modern-day Seoul attacked by a wave of ritual murders, possessions, and mass hysteria. But this chaos isn't developed much in the film, which takes up a good part on a single exorcism. The result is an unbalanced mix, unsure whether it aims to satisfy Ma Dong-seok fans or pay homage to 1970s horror films, but, in any case, is highly unsatisfactory.
When prayer and sacred rituals do not help against the Demons of Hell possessing people, the main strongman of the squad takes up the matter, beating dust and sparks out of those demons with his pood fists! Ma Dong Seok gradually sinks into a movie quagmire of I don’t know what category, “G”? Ridiculous gibberish♻