Thirst
Film review by: Witney Seibold
Park Chan-Wook begins his new vampire movie “Thirst” with an intense philosophical promise, and then allows it to peter out into a melodramatic grand guignol of twisted domesticity. Taken by themselves, the two separate halves are amazing. Together, the film is a little mismatched and disappointing. (more…)
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