#6.

So.. I watched 2 more horror films. This time it was Korean.
You know, I'm not Asian films fan but I just wanted to watch what they can shoot.


The first one was "Bunhongsin" ("The Red Shoes"):
"A woman who finds a pair of pink high heels on a subway platform soon realizes that jealousy, greed, and death follow them wherever they go."© IMDb

The first thing you think about is: "WTF? These shoes are not red! They're pink.". But no one claims that they coloured red. They're red just because they full of blood. (you'll understand this thing after first 5 minutes.)
The next thing you think about is: "That shoes have teeth or how they do that?". But you will not have answer on this question because grudge do not eat (grudge is answer for all Korean films >.>). 
The next and the last thing you think is: "Korean people are mad >.> And all their horror are like one.". But deep in your soul you'll understan that it is not so bad like you thought for the first time. 

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The second one was "Yoga Hakwon" ("Yoga class"):
"After the co-host of a shopping channel TV show loses her job to a younger rival, she enrolls in an intensive yoga course. The very strict trainer informs her students that there will be serious consequences if they do not follow her rules."©IMDb

In here the first thing you think about is: "WTF? How they could shoot horror film about Yoga?".
But then you see that this is not really about Yoga but about Yoga class and idiots who are trying to do everything just to be pretty. Excuxe me but women are really idiots. For what they came there?! To die or what?!
So.. The next thing you think about: "I would go away after she said these mindless rules.". Yeah, everyone would go away. But.. In this film no one did this thing. May be they are too mad to do it.
And the last thing: "It reminds of 'Ju-On' ('The Grudge')". It really does. Like all Korean films.