An amusement park reopens after a deadly accident fourteen years prior. But although the park is back in business, that doesn't mean it's safe, and when a young boy goes missing, a group of his friends set out to find him.
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Bobo Chan | ... | Yen Yu |
| Edwin Siu | ... | Alan Yu | |
| Tiffany Lee | ... | YY (as Tung-Yi Lee) | |
| Kara Wai | ... | Mrs. Yu | |
| Kwok Cheung Tsang | ... | Dan (as Derek Tsang) | |
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Jonathan Wing Hong Cheung | ... | Ka-ho (as Jonathan Cheung) |
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Laila Boonyasak | ... | Pinky (as Cherman Boonyasak) |
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Matthew Paul Dean | ... | Shan |
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Pubate Maganit | ... | Ken |
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Eddie Pheenarak | ... | Caretaker (as Chalerm Taweebot) |
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Yen's brother Alan has been missing for six days.Somehow, it is connected to an amusement park where a girl died 14 years ago in a ferris wheel accident. Their mother, who has the power to capture ghosts with a camera, believes he is dead, but Yen decides to go to the park to look for him. Along with friends Yen is chased out by a watchman. But they ignore his warnings and, one by one, they die. Written by Anon
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I've seen some dodgy HK movies in my time, but this has to rank pretty highly in the roll-call of stinkers. An unstructured, clumsily-paced mess from start to finish, with little in the way of a plot and so much thunderous noise and self-conscious 'scary stuff' that it never comes close to creating the quietly unsettling atmosphere needed to set up the viewer for a scare. The bargain-basement 3-D effects (a surprise considering CGI-fiend Andrew Lau's involvement) simply don't work on a DVD viewing (and providing only one pair of glasses is pretty cheap!) due to the poor colour balance. I will think twice before snapping up any more gimmicky films from bargain bins...