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The Eye 2, 2004

Starring: Qi Shu, Eugenia Yuan

Directed by: Pang Brothers

Written by: Lawrence Cheng

Language: Cantonese, Thai, Mandarin, English

Country: Hong Kong, Thailand

Runtime: 90 min

MPAA Rating: R

Rating:5.7

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The mood of The Eye 2 is scary, suspenseful, and atmospheric. The plot centers around ghosts, supernatural abilities, and psychological motives. It is a foreign, horror, and thriller movie. In approach, The Eye 2 is serious. The setting is Singapore. It happens in contemporary times. Note that The Eye 2 includes violent content.

Summary of The Eye 2

Thai horror maestros Oxide and Danny Pang follow up their hit 2002 film with a sequel that equals the chills and creepy mise-en-scene of the first. Qi Shu (MILLENIUM MAMBO) stars as Joey Cheng, a troubled young woman who is pregnant with the child of the boyfriend who just dumped her. On holiday in Bangkok, she makes a suicide attempt in her hotel room, but is foiled by her wake-up call. Something was altered in her close contact with death, however, and returning home to Hong Kong, the realization slowly dawns on Joey that the wraith-like people she now sees everywhere are actually deceased. This knowledge does not sit well with Joey, and as she descends further and further into her own torment, she attempts to reconnect with her ex-boyfriend Sam (Jesdaporn Pholdee), who seems to be hiding some kind of secret. The Pang Brothers' characteristically excellent cinematography infuses THE EYE 2 with atmospheric foreboding, and Qi Shu hands in an outsanding performance as the haunted expectant mother.