Muoi the cursed returns to haunt those who dare to enter her domain. Legend has it that Muoi was a vengeful spirit who was tortured and killed centuries ago. Her thirst for revenge was so strong that even in death, she could not rest. It is said that Muoi targeted those who had wronged her in life, and her wrath was swift and merciless. Those who crossed her path would face a series of horrifying events, from unexplained accidents to horrifying visions. Some even claim to have seen Muoi's ghostly figure lurking in the shadows, her eyes burning with an otherworldly rage.
Among the elaborations? Mười's curse is not Kayako's; it chooses whom to make contact with. Also, the more negative energy a person harbors, the more likely it will get to them.
Although Hằng isn t scripting Oscar Duong and Phil Wyatt are the credited writers her aforementioned viewpoint is still detectable throughout the plot of Muoi The Curse Returns. Distributed by CJ CGV, the new film opened in second place with over 100,000 admissions from its opening weekend September 30 - October 1 in Vietnam, behind record-breaking Korean military comedy 6 45 , which was in its second week of release.
Some even claim to have seen Muoi's ghostly figure lurking in the shadows, her eyes burning with an otherworldly rage. Muoi's curse was not limited to a specific location or group of people. Anyone who disturbed her resting place, whether intentionally or unknowingly, would fall victim to her wrath.
Vietnamese horror ‘Muoi: The Curse Returns’ sold to a dozen territories (exclusive)
The film is about a young art dealer who discovers the cursed portrait of Muoi while visiting a long-lost friend at an old mansion. It is billed as a sequel to 2007’s Muoi: Legend Of The Portrait, which was considered the first Korean-Vietnamese co-production. According to a 1940s local legend, Muoi fell in love with a painter, but his jealous fiancée brutally tortured her until she killed herself and left a curse on her portrait.
Distributed by CJ CGV, the new film opened in second place with over 100,000 admissions from its opening weekend (September 30 - October 1) in Vietnam, behind record-breaking Korean military comedy 6/45, which was in its second week of release.
The film has been snapped up by MovieCloud for Taiwan (opening this Friday, October 7); NCE Group for Australia later this month; Good Fellas for Korea; and Mundo Films for six countries in Latin America including Mexico in November. Malaysia-based Rapture Lions will roll out in six Southeast Asia countries including Cambodia, Singapore and Thailand, in December.
Korean executive producer Kim Tae-hyung and producer Kim Beom-sik from the original film return to executive produce and co-produce the new film respectively. “The original film was shot in Vietnam but mainly in Korean-language. A Vietnamese remake was suggested but I chose to make a sequel to dig deeper into the subject matter of love from the female perspectives,” says first-time director Hang Trinh of her new film.
She is also the CEO of Skyline Media and production company Silver Moonlight Entertainment, the main investor of the new film. The cast is headed by pop singer Chi Pu and model Rima Thanh Vy, while Anh Thu returns from the original film to play Muoi.
Muoi: Legend Of The Portrait was also the first Vietnamese horror since the 1970s and the first local film to receive a rating (for audiences 16 years old and above).
Many have tried to uncover the truth behind Muoi's story, venturing into the depths of her cursed domain, but few have returned unscathed. The fear surrounding Muoi's curse has become a cautionary tale, handed down through generations. Parents warn their children to stay away from her domain, and even the bravest of souls hesitate before entering. The legend of Muoi the cursed serves as a reminder of the consequences of our actions and the secrets that lie hidden in the shadows. While some dismiss Muoi's story as mere folklore, others believe in her power and the reality of her curse. For them, Muoi represents the darkness that lingers within all of us, a reminder that our actions have consequences, even in death. Muoi the cursed continues to haunt our imaginations, a reminder of the power of vengeance and the unknown forces that lurk in the shadows. Whether her curse is real or not, the legend of Muoi serves as a chilling tale that warns us to be careful what secrets we disturb, for they may awaken a wrath that cannot be quelled..
Reviews for "Confronting Muoi: Unraveling the Mystery"
1. Jenny - 2 stars - I was extremely disappointed with "Muoi the curse returns". The plot was predictable and lacked originality. The characters were one-dimensional and I didn't feel any connection to them. The acting was subpar, and it felt like the actors were just going through the motions. Overall, I found the movie to be a complete waste of time and would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Mark - 1 star - "Muoi the curse returns" was a complete disaster. The storyline was confusing and seemed to jump around without any clear direction. The scares were cheap and relied too heavily on jump scares rather than creating a genuine sense of fear. The special effects were poorly done and looked incredibly cheap. I found myself wishing for the movie to end as soon as possible. Save yourself the trouble and stay away from this movie.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Muoi the curse returns" but was ultimately let down. The pacing was slow and dragged on for what felt like an eternity. The dialogue was cheesy and often cringe-worthy. The scares were predictable and lacked any real substance. I was hoping for a thrilling and chilling horror movie, but instead, I got a mediocre film with little to no redeeming qualities. Save your money and watch something else.
4. Alex - 1 star - "Muoi the curse returns" was a complete disaster from start to finish. The plot was convoluted and hard to follow, and I found myself constantly confused about what was happening. The acting was terrible, and the characters were poorly developed. The scares were cheap and not at all scary. I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone who is looking for a genuinely scary horror film. It was a waste of my time and money.