When a person ruminates of horror from the far East, they would be pardoned for instantly thinking of Japanese horror or of course the detonation of top indentation Korean films. Any horror enthusiast worth their salt will instantly list the oft-extolled Three Extremes trilogy of troubling stories from South Korean director Park Chan-wook, Japanese director Takashi Miike, and Hong Kong director Fruit Chan; each of whom directed a segment in the said trilogy. A trailer from The Convent has recently appeared, swaggering some honestly scary scenes, along with the kind of frightening ghosts that could even give Guillermo del Toro hiatus for belief.
About the film
The film trails the story of a young woman controlled by the capability to smell ghosts. Certainly a novel slant to specter-uncovering. Just absences the ring of other, more unforgettable taglines. The heroine in this case notices that her boarding school is sheltering some dark mysteries. Of course, said enigmas unconditionally will have to be of the pants-soiling, shocking diversity. The olfactory distressed character will not be unaccompanied in her inquiry into the dark past of the boarding school. She is united by a rather neatly attired dead-sidekick to help her in receiving to the bottom of the horrors dwelling the Covenant. Decent ghosts, seemingly, always attire suits/school uniforms.
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The release date
There is not yet an official release date (either for Europe or the United States) for revulsion admirers to pin to their calendars. However, this is surely one to keep an eye (tender, full-faced, or else) on. Thailand has been gently putting together a hard steady of horror movies, in the sleuth of the more recognized Korean and Japanese studios.