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Acacia (2003)
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Reviews Counted:4
Fresh:3
Rotten:1
Average Rating:N/A
Runtime: 1 hr 42 mins
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Synopsis: Korean director Ki-Hyung Park (WHISPERING CORRIDORS) continues his exploration of the supernatural with the thriller ACACIA. After a couple's efforts to conceive continually end in disappointment,... Korean director Ki-Hyung Park (WHISPERING CORRIDORS) continues his exploration of the supernatural with the thriller ACACIA. After a couple's efforts to conceive continually end in disappointment, they adopt young Jin-seong, whose mother has died. Jin-seong seems drawn to a tree in the couple's backyard, constantly climbing and drawing pictures of it. But when his new mother finally manages to become pregnant, Jin-seong disappears, and a number of strange occurrences--and dead bodies--pile up, all seemingly centered on the mysterious tree. ACACIA has the slow pace and atmospheric build-up common to many Asian horror films. [More]
Starring: Hye-Jin Shim, Jin-geun Kim
Starring: Hye-Jin Shim, Jin-geun Kim
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Reviews for Acacia
Worst of all is the fact that even in the last act, when ants are attacking everyone and blood is running freely, it just isn't scary
The moments of shock and gore are mostly subtle, but they deliver in spades. 'Acacia' is a satisfying ghost movie indeed.
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