Noroi: The Curse is a Japanese found footage horror film released in 2005. The film revolves around a paranormal researcher named Masafumi Kobayashi who is investigating a curse known as "The Curse of Noroi." The film is presented as a compilation of video footage recovered from Kobayashi's camera after he mysteriously disappears. The trailer for Noroi: The Curse effectively sets the mood and tone for the film. It opens with atmospheric shots of eerie locations, such as an abandoned house, a creepy forest, and a desolate cityscape. These visuals immediately convey a sense of foreboding and dread, letting the viewer know what they can expect from the movie.
Hi Tempesta,
Separate marked version of Butterfly Playing Cards won't be available until at least August 2017. Then a magic trick containing one deck might come out. And a little after that, refills will be available as well.
Does it answer your question?
o.
Every backer will be getting a BackerKit survey in early January, where you ll be able to specify how many unmarked BLUE decks and how many unmarked RED decks you want. The unique marking system hidden in the back-design of The Butterfly Playing Cards contains two different marking systems that can be used separately, but they will make you a miracle worker if they are combined.
These visuals immediately convey a sense of foreboding and dread, letting the viewer know what they can expect from the movie. The trailer then introduces the main character, Masafumi Kobayashi, showing him interacting with various individuals involved in the paranormal. Through snippets of conversations and interviews, it becomes clear that Kobayashi is deeply immersed in his investigation of the curse.
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Chris Kenner - This is a game changer.
Daryl - This is the most ingeniously designed marked deck I have ever seen in my life! You can do miracles with this pack that can not be performed with any other deck of marked cards. Wonderful. absolutely wonderful!
Doug McKenzie - So *** clever . these butterflies are going to fly off the shelves literally.
Héctor Mancha - I hate you for coming up with this.
Michael Ammar - A Beautiful, Brilliant Design.
Daniel Garcia - Such a good addition to a road less traveled. GREAT JOB!.
"The Butterfly deck will enable you to perform miracles not possible with any other deck. A true innovation in card magic."
- Richard Kaufman (chief editor of Genii Magazine - the largest selling magic magazine in the world)
What makes this deck so interesting?
The unique marking system hidden in the back-design of The Butterfly Playing Cards contains two different marking systems that can be used separately, but they will make you a miracle worker if they are combined.
Imagine: The cards are shuffled by a spectator and the spectator selects one without you looking. The card is retrieved and the cards are immediately shuffled by the spectator. All without you looking. You take the cards back and without looking at the faces or spreading the cards in any way, you know instantly what card it was.
Or how about this? The cards are shuffled by a spectator, taken behind their back, they take one from anywhere in the deck and hide it in their back pocket. Nobody, including the spectator, knows the identity of the card. They shuffle the cards again and give them back to you. You'll know the identity of the card in seconds without looking at the faces of the cards or spreading the deck in any way.
Imagine being able to perform feats only possible using a memorized deck, but now with a shuffled deck of cards. The Butterfly Playing Cards enable you to see the positions of all the cards in a shuffled deck.
And this is not an ignorant endorsement, I own this deck and love it - here is what I had to say about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyPmglWSmX0
Here are a few more endorsements:
Jeremy Griffith - Easily one of the most creative and useful designs I've ever seen on a pack of playing cards.
Johan Ståhl - Congratulations to all card workers around the world. A new era has begun.
Howard Hamburg - I only wish The Professor was alive to have seen this. He would've called it a masterpiece.
Asi Wind - There are many new beautiful playing cards designs. However this design will blow your mind. I can't wait to explore the endless possibilities.
Harapan Santoso Ong - This deck is too good to be true.
Posted: Dec 8, 2016 03:10 pm"you know instantly what card it was"
INSTANTLY is a little bit much said, don't you agree?
I think it would take some practice to get it "instantly"
Ondrej showed me this at the Castle and they are beautiful and clever. Of course it takes work, but in his hands it is pretty *** instant.
Posted: Dec 8, 2016 11:16 pmLooks like a very interesting and innovative marking system. I wonder how much a deck will cost as retail.
Posted: Dec 9, 2016 01:51 am$15 plus shipping, I didn't wait and bought a brick of 12. The marking system takes practice of course, but with ZERO practice I can have a spectator shuffle and when they hand them back I can instantly cut their card to the top or bottom
Posted: Dec 13, 2016 02:52 pmThe campaign is only a few days from finishing - a few more backers and this deck will be available in RED
There you can see all of the magic tricks these cards can do
Posted: Dec 16, 2016 02:32 pmdeck will be available in RED & Blue .
New Stretch goals:
325% INTERIOR BOX DESIGN
If we reach 325%, there will be a butterfly pattern all over the interior of the tuck case.
350% UNMARKED BUTTERFLY PLAYING CARDS
If we reach 350%, we'll also print the exact same decks - only with no markings.
Think of the possibilities .
An unmarked deck gets very handy for that one spectator who is determined to find anything sneaky about the cards at all costs. If you switch the marked deck for the unmarked one, he doesn’t stand a chance.
You can also take any card from the marked deck and put it in the unmarked deck as an ultimate key card. Combining these two decks opens a new door to another room full of possibilities.
You can play card games with these. Or it is more fair to play card games with these.
You can give them to a non-magician friend as a gift.
The unmarked decks will be available in both red and blue and you'll be able to choose them through BackerKit. Every backer will be getting a BackerKit survey in early January, where you’ll be able to specify how many unmarked BLUE decks and how many unmarked RED decks you want.
Posted: Dec 19, 2016 12:23 am Thanks David for making all the updates for us and the deck! /the designer Posted: Dec 20, 2016 03:39 amTHE LAST CHANCE
It is the last day of the campaign!
We have reached all of the stretch goals.
We will have an interior box design.
We will print both Blue and Red decks.
We will print both Marked and Unmarked decks.
We have beautiful custom Carat Card Cases™, books and uncut sheets.
There are only a few of the highest pledges left and the response from everyone, who has already received their prototypes, has been amazing.
There are just 27 hours left!
If you haven't already, now is the time to get some decks and be a part of this amazing success.
Yours in Wonder,
Posted: Dec 20, 2016 04:44 pm I purchased one, but I'm wondering if these will be available after the campaign ends in the future? //Sean Beard Posted: Dec 20, 2016 04:50 pmHi Tempesta,
Separate marked version of Butterfly Playing Cards won't be available until at least August 2017. Then a magic trick containing one deck might come out. And a little after that, refills will be available as well.
Does it answer your question?
o.
If we reach 325%, there will be a butterfly pattern all over the interior of the tuck case.
He digs into past events, explores haunted houses, and interviews people who claim to have encountered supernatural phenomena. The trailer gradually ramps up the tension with quick cuts of disturbing images and supernatural occurrences. These include eerie photographs, inexplicable phenomena caught on camera, and unsettling encounters with possessed individuals. These snippets of horror serve to pique the viewer's interest and make them curious about the mysterious curse and what it entails. Throughout the trailer, chilling music and sound effects intensify the atmosphere of dread. They work in tandem with the visuals to build suspense and create an unsettling ambiance. Combined with the eerie imagery and snippets of paranormal activity, the music further reinforces the film's horror elements. Towards the end of the trailer, the suspense reaches a climax as the story takes a turn into more sinister territory. The visuals become more chaotic, showcasing terrifying imagery that hints at the dark and malevolent forces at play. The trailer ends with a final shot of Kobayashi's panicked face, leaving viewers intrigued and eager to discover what fate awaits him. In summary, the Noroi: The Curse trailer effectively captures the essence of the film. The combination of atmospheric visuals, chilling music, and snippets of disturbing scenes successfully entices viewers and creates a sense of anticipation. The trailer promises an intense and terrifying experience for lovers of found footage horror films..
Reviews for "The Atmospheric World of Noroi the Cure Trailer"
1. Sarah - 1 star
I found the trailer for "Noroi the cure" to be incredibly boring and confusing. The whole thing just seemed like a jumbled mess with no cohesive storyline. The acting was subpar, and the scares were predictable and cliché. I was hoping for a chilling and suspenseful horror film, but this trailer failed to deliver any of that. Overall, I was extremely disappointed and I have no intention of watching the full movie based on this lackluster preview.
2. Mark - 2 stars
The trailer for "Noroi the cure" left me feeling underwhelmed and uninterested. The whole concept seemed unoriginal, with tired tropes of found footage and paranormal activity. The pacing of the trailer was also off, making it feel long and draggy. I was hoping for something fresh and innovative, but this trailer fell flat. I don't think I'll be wasting my time on this movie based on what I've seen in the trailer.
3. Emily - 2.5 stars
The trailer for "Noroi the cure" had potential, but it failed to pique my interest. The editing felt choppy and disjointed, making it difficult to understand the plot. The use of jump scares was also overdone and felt cheap. While the concept of the movie had promise, the execution in the trailer wasn't enough to convince me to give it a watch. I'll pass on this one and look for a more engaging horror film.