The Bridge Curse

What starts as a routine, ambiguous, found footage film, ramps up the tension when it switches in and out of "cinematic" mode. It's as if the perspective jumps from camera to camera to real life in a way that asian technology horror should. The characters bring enough action, intensity, and drama to make this a fun cliche urban legend meets spirits Disturbed popcorn flick. Really enjoyed the relentlessness and fun spooky asian settings. Absolutely exceeded my expectations and sits there with why asian horror is so pulpy and fun. Some viewers noted the derivative nature as a weakness, I actually found it a highlight. It reminded me a bit of early iconic 2000's asian horror like 'Forbidden Siren' and such. The green camera filter and abandoned setting was perfect.