Sam Gang (2002)
Genre: Mystery / Horror
Duration: 140 minuten
Alternative titles: Three / 3 Extremes II / San Geng / 三更
Country:
Hong-Kong / South Korea / Thailand
Directed by: Peter Ho-Sun Chan, Jee-woon Kim and Nonzee Nimibutr
Stars: Kim Hye-soo, Jung Bo-seog and Suwinit Panjamawat
IMDb score:
6,1 (4.125)
Releasedate: 9 July 2002
Sam Gang plot
"When two just ain't enough!"
Collection of three Asian ghost stories. In 'Memories', Sung-Min's wife mysteriously disappears. In addition, Sung-Min suffers from strange memories that keep resurfacing. Meanwhile, Sung-Min's wife awakens in an environment unfamiliar to her and tries to find her way home. In 'The Wheel', a leader of a khon temple dance group tries to raise his profile with a Thai theater puppet. But he underestimates the curse associated with these traditional dolls. In 'Coming Home', a lone police officer searches for his missing son. The agent stumbles upon a bizarre secret involving his neighbor.
Actors and actresses
Wife (segment "Memories")
Husband (segment "Memories")
Gaan (segment "The Wheel")
Yu Fai (segment "Going Home")
Chan Kwok-wai (segment "Going Home")
Photographer (segment "Going Home")
Hai'er (segment "Going Home")
Cheung (segment "Going Home")
Hyun-joo (segment "Memories")
Doctor (segment "Memories")
Reviews & comments
james_cameron
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- 6985 messages
- 9779 votes
Worthless horror triptych, with the contribution of director Jee-Woon Kim as the only bright spot, although his segment ("Memories") is also disappointing. Compared to the other two parts, however, it is an undisputed masterpiece. "The Wheel" is thai twitching at its worst and the closing "Coming Home" is deadly boring. Bite through this for two hours.
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Onderhond
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- 87592 messages
- 12836 votes
Remains fine.
Probably because it has become more of a quality film. No young directors here who are allowed to go their own way with a small budget, but names who have already proven themselves and who are allowed to sell their country on the international stage. And they do that just fine.
It's not that difficult either, because they also got a decent budget and crew for their films. Furthermore, they color neatly within the lines, so anyone who has already seen some horror from Hong Kong, South Korea or Thailand will be familiar with what is served here.
Visually neat films, a bit of local color to brighten things up, and some creepy moments so that the films are convincing within their genre. I think the HK shorts are the best, but actually all three are of a very similar level. Recommended for fans of this kind of stuff, feel free to skip the rest.
4.0* and a extensive review
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