It might not be considered bad but just the same it might be a bit “painful” to watch. Warning: What follows is a video clip (so long as it’s not pulled for copyright) of “My Boy”. Because of their untapped potential (and obvious hang-ups) their group is slowly losing relevance in the music industry. She’s the one that the group’s manager is expecting to lead the other three by example though Je-ni, Ah-Rang and Shin-Ji seem to look down on her due to her backup dancer status. She’s the eldest and her only claim to fame is being a former backup dancer.
Sin-Ji, who is the least talented in singing but a great dancer and rounding out the group, is Eun-Ju. Ah-Rang, who seems more interested in her looks than her status as a singing talent. (I may not have their names right so bear with me) Je-ni, the good singer of the group but is unsure if she can hit the high notes. I submit to your approval: The Pink Dolls, a k-pop girl group consisting of four members. So allow me to share with you once more in this blog reposting of this little K-horror movie called White: The Melody of the Curse. Sadly this movie is no longer accessable on Netflix but if your eager enough to watch it you can find it easily online. Though I've already talked about this movie before, I thought it could use a revisitig given my love for asian horror.
Yet at the same time I can’t help myself in enjoying watching this movie over and over again, despite its weaknesses. It’s a movie I really shouldn’t like given the plot and similarities it shares with other Asian horror movies. It’s one of these that are the former that I speak of this time around. Some were surprising while others were rather cliché. Some of them were good some of them were pretty bad. And thanks to “MysticalMists” strong interest in Korean dramas, Netflix has seen fit to give me suggestions in the various Asian horror shows they offer. Because of this I’ve usually find myself reverting back to past glories of supernatural movies I’ve come to enjoy or I take my chances and browse my Netflix catalog to see what hidden treasures I might find there. Also their remakes of classic horror movie staples didn’t quite help either. I’ve been finding this more and more the case when Hollywood went thru its “torture porn” phase of horror movies. Like some horror movie fans, I find myself gravitating toward Asian horror movies.
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