I was forewarned that this film will be scarier than what we think it would be (based on the trailer). I'm almost a fan of Thai films, I think it was ever since Mario Maurer came into my life (figuratively) with Crazy Little Things Called Love (First Love) when I started noticing how many Thai films I've been watching unknowingly. As for Thai horror films, it was the recent years, when GTH worked with Sentosa Spooktacular to produce Movie-themed horror houses when I explore more into the Horror Sector. I mean I wouldn't want to scare myself by watching all these films alone!
"We hurt, not because we remember the bad parts of the relationship, but we remembered the good parts of the relationship." This was one of the most memorable lines in the film which me and my friend couldn't get out of my mind.
Just like the Ghost Whisperer, the ghosts in The Eyes Diary are portrayed as super scary or in their original appearance when they died when they are first seen. But if you are not afraid of them, you actually see them as who they are before they die. So, yes, do be prepared to be scared by sudden sound effects and gruesome ghosts. I wondered why is the film called "The Eyes Diary" in the first place, but I guess, the word diary was a figurative description of how the main lead Nott goes all the way every time to try to see the dead
A weird part was how a ghost (Pla) could still feel pain and bleed like a human when she was attacked by other ghosts. I actually thought the main lead was rather creepy, taking belongings from dead people who died of unnatural causes and John (Kittisak Patomburana), who was the supporting actor was the "normal" one, despite him being the one who was able to see ghost.
Read more: http://tiffanyyong.com/2014/11/26/eyes-diary-movie-review/
"We hurt, not because we remember the bad parts of the relationship, but we remembered the good parts of the relationship." This was one of the most memorable lines in the film which me and my friend couldn't get out of my mind.
Just like the Ghost Whisperer, the ghosts in The Eyes Diary are portrayed as super scary or in their original appearance when they died when they are first seen. But if you are not afraid of them, you actually see them as who they are before they die. So, yes, do be prepared to be scared by sudden sound effects and gruesome ghosts. I wondered why is the film called "The Eyes Diary" in the first place, but I guess, the word diary was a figurative description of how the main lead Nott goes all the way every time to try to see the dead
A weird part was how a ghost (Pla) could still feel pain and bleed like a human when she was attacked by other ghosts. I actually thought the main lead was rather creepy, taking belongings from dead people who died of unnatural causes and John (Kittisak Patomburana), who was the supporting actor was the "normal" one, despite him being the one who was able to see ghost.
Read more: http://tiffanyyong.com/2014/11/26/eyes-diary-movie-review/
