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  Review by EdgarJohn ★★★★★ 1

  With a phone in my hand, a trembling voice and a script, I finally asked her to be my girlfriend. “Yes” became my favorite word that day. I realize you dont need a romantic, lustful movie to ask a girls out. Sometimes all you need is a subtle movie, some courage and two hearts. Btw, movie’s not that great but its worth the watch.

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  Review by _Stephan_ ★★★

  Solid Korean Horror Film about the Members of a Paranormal Club who go to a Remote Cabin that is said to be Haunted and find out whether there is a Frequency that can be used to Attract Ghosts.

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  Review by horrormika ★★½

  Day 74 of summer of trash challenge
  Watch a horror movie that Troy L has deemed to be worth no more than $1

  This was a pretty basic paranormal horror movie. It stars Eunji who is a member of Apink who i love so much and consider on of the best 3rd generation kpop girl groups, and Sungyeol who is a member of Infinite who are one of my favorite boy groups ever. The effects in this movie were very cheap, basic nothing really scary. The acting was fine at least.
  I woudn't really suggest this movie to a lot of people, if you are curious then watch it, at least it's not really boring.

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  Review by My God's kitten ★½ 3

  What a let down! I would expect this level of quality from Hong Kong based horror, not Korean!

  Super generic stuff with bad CGI effects, maybe it's time to give the long-haired ghosts a rest. I awarded it an extra half star because they managed to find a hospital, something that seems to elude in many a horror flick.

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  Review by Geoffrey Broomer ★★★

  A paranormal club travels to a rumoured haunted cabin to test if the title frequency can be used to speak with the dead - demonic possession hijinks ensue. 0.0MHz has a very small pool of victims, dispatches that are handled offscreen, substantial debts to Evil Dead/Flatliners, and a groan inducing fake out twist. For these detractors - the character interplay fleshes out likeable victims, digital bird aside - its technical approach is immersive, solid atmosphere - and Jung Eun-ji's reluctant shamen is a really compelling lead.

  Perhaps its just that for its generic set-up, 0.0MHz felt more lie a horror film than many of the Korean efforts I've viewed this holiday season - but I had a good time with this. There is certainly better K-Horror out there for those that are new to the country's output, but as recenter efforts go, this is closer to my frequency.

  October Horror

  South Korea Marathon

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  Review by nick atkinson ★★½

  Was it mediocre? Sure. Did it bring anything new to the genre? Probably not. Does it live up to the films it uses for its inspiration? Unlikely. 

  Does Jung Eun-ji make all of that irrelevant? YES. 

  Both Eun-ji and Choi Yoon-young (the girl who gets possessed) do a terrific job in an otherwise bland film with janky CGI.

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  Review by 🌱💀Stan 🌞Dan💀🌼 ★★

  It has a few creepy moments. Yoon-young Choi gives a solid performance. It’s a standard slasher formula wrapped in a possession Korean hair-ghost story. 

  It’s fine

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  Review by Grant McLanaghan ★★½

  A generic, silly and slightly scary paranormal horror film in the vein of, say, Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum but not as good (assuming, of course, you think that film is good; I like it a lot). And it reminds me ever so slightly of The Wailing, mainly because of the abandoned house setting (although it’s nowhere near as good as that film).

  Some lovey-dovey stuff is shoe-horned in but not so much that it unbalances the thing. It’s pretty well put-together and quite charming (I don’t mean that patronisingly – if this had been an American film, the characters would almost certainly have annoyed the tits off of me.) And I wasn’t bored at all.

  So there you have it: an equivocal thumbs-up from me.

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  Review by Kai Ogawa ★★★★ 1

  This was a fun film. Got me scared a couple times. Wasn’t anything crazy or anything like that, but a wild ride. 
  I had 8 edibles before watching this. That was a choice.

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  Review by Amaia❄️ ★

  Si es que esta gente se busca lo que les pasa. A mi si me vais a meter en ese casuto!!!!!

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  Review by Marina ★★½

  This starts off with so much potential but I think the CGI let’s it down

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  Review by Marvel Superstar Justin Hammer ★★½ 1

  On my way home from work, I was listening to "Into the Unknown," and thought "I'm going to watch Frozen 2 tonight. Then I thought, "Don't you go soft on me, Wanner. Give me that horror shit you've been holding out on lately!" So I instead opted for this new Shudder original J-horror-influenced K-horror fruit-based sandwich spread.

  It's SO close to working - it's got a solid set-up with great atmosphere and characters who aren't completely annoying. And it's unpredictable - you think you know where it's going when it starts, but it then heads in some unexpected directions. And the last act delivers some Raimi-lite insanity that I truly loved, and that almost earned the movie an extra half a star. But there are too many dull moments, as well as several instances of abysmal CG, that drag it down. It's a shame, because this otherwise has the makings of a great ghost story.