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A romantic trip to China turns into a lunar nightmare for a pair of happy newlyweds when their taxi driver ditches them in a remote village and the locals offer them up as sacrifices for the menacing moon creatures that return to Earth annually to replenish their ranks. According to Chinese legend, the dead return to Earth on the seventh month of the lunar year, when the moon glows full in the night sky. America-born Yul (Tim Chiou) and his new wife, Melissa (Amy Smart), had just arrived in China to meet Yul's family when their idyllic getaway takes a sudden turn for the worse. When night falls and their tour guide leaves them stranded in a darkened, boarded-up village, Yul and Amy quickly realize that this wasn't a planned stop. Once a year, the lunar creatures return to Earth in search of a sacrifice. Yul and Amy have just been offered up, and now in order to avoid being assimilated into the collective that pursues them through the darkened forest, they will have to survive until the morning light casts the frightful beasts back to the moon for another year. (forgalmazó hivatalos szövege)
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Now I’m going to praise, and a lot. Seventh Moon is the scariest new horror film I’ve seen this year. I have a weakness for cute and likeable heroines, humanoid monsters and wanderings in dark caves and abandoned villages, and I got all of that here, plus a generous portion of tension to go with it (it gets so intense at times that I was almost squirming in my seat), with a documentary camera that perfectly pulls you into the story and that also made me feel mildly drunk. One of the best things of this film is that the introduction is only about 10 minutes long, after which things get nicely going and never let you catch your breath. A perfect scary ride through the Chinese countryside. PS: You must see it and experience it at night!
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