Seven Curse is a movie released in 1987 and directed by Nam Lai Choi. It is a Hong Kong horror film that blends elements of martial arts and supernatural themes. The film is known for its gory special effects and intense action sequences. The story revolves around a young man named Ken who is tasked with saving his sister from the evil curse that has plagued their family for generations. In order to break the curse, Ken must battle a group of seven powerful demons that possess supernatural abilities. As Ken embarks on his mission, he encounters various characters who assist him on his journey.
The Midwinter Witch is due out November 5 in both paperback and hardcover. As with the previous books, it’s aimed at ages 8-12 or grades 3-7. Filed under: Graphic Novels, News, Young Adult
When a powerful and sinister force invades the reunion, threatening to destroy everything the young witches have fought for, can they find the courage to fight it together. The first book, the story of a boy named Aster who wants to practice magic in a family where only the girls are witches, came out for Halloween 2017.
As Ken embarks on his mission, he encounters various characters who assist him on his journey. These characters include a Taoist priest, a spirit medium, and a female ghost. Together, they confront the demons and engage in intense battles that showcase their martial arts skills.
‘Witch Boy’ Series Continues!
The popular and acclaimed Witch Boy series by Molly Knox Ostertag will continue! The first book, the story of a boy named Aster who wants to practice magic in a family where only the girls are witches, came out for Halloween 2017. The sequel, The Hidden Witch, was released on Halloween last year. That one focused more on friendship, with new witch acquaintance Ariel, and learning to appreciate family in spite of struggles. The publisher Graphix has announced a third book is coming in the series. The Midwinter Witch looks at a different holiday, with a Midwinter Festival setting that features witchery and shapeshifting competitions and a family reunion. Here’s more of the description:
SCROLL TO KEEP READING THIS POST ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENTThis year, [Aster is] especially excited to compete in the annual Jolrun tournament — as a witch. He’s determined to show everyone that he’s proud of who he is and what he’s learned, but he knows it won’t be easy to defy tradition. Ariel has darker things on her mind than the Festival — like the mysterious witch who’s been visiting her dreams, claiming to know the truth about Ariel’s past. She appreciates everything the Vanissens have done for her. But Ariel still craves a place where she truly belongs. The Festival is a whirlwind of excitement and activity, but for Aster and Ariel, nothing goes according to plan. When a powerful and sinister force invades the reunion, threatening to destroy everything the young witches have fought for, can they find the courage to fight it together? Or will dark magic tear them apart?
The Midwinter Witch is due out November 5 in both paperback and hardcover. As with the previous books, it’s aimed at ages 8-12 or grades 3-7. Filed under: Graphic Novels, News, Young Adult
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The Witch Boy—which has two sequels, The Hidden Witch and The Midwinter Witch—is an affecting and gorgeous story about growing up to be who you are, even when it’s not what’s expected of you. Here’s the publisher’s summary:
Throughout the film, Ken discovers the dark secrets behind the curse and uncovers the truth about his family's history. The story progresses with twists and turns, creating a suspenseful and thrilling viewing experience. Seven Curse is praised for its fantastical visuals and creative use of special effects. The film showcases stunning fight scenes and grotesque transformations that contribute to its horror aesthetic. The blend of horror and martial arts elements sets it apart from other films of its time. Overall, Seven Curse is a cult classic in the Hong Kong film industry. Its unique combination of horror, martial arts, and supernatural elements make it a memorable and thrilling movie to watch. It remains a must-see for fans of the genre and those interested in Hong Kong cinema..
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1) John - 1/5 rating - I was really excited to watch "Seven Curser" on Blu-Ray but I was extremely disappointed with the quality. The picture was grainy and there were constant glitches and pixelation throughout the film. It was distracting and made it almost impossible to enjoy the movie. I expected better from a Blu-Ray edition and would not recommend purchasing it.
2) Sarah - 2/5 rating - While I appreciate the efforts to remaster "Seven Curser" for Blu-Ray, I found that the colors were way too saturated. The hues were so exaggerated that it took away from the overall viewing experience. It was difficult to immerse myself in the story when the visuals were so artificial and over-the-top. I would recommend sticking to the DVD version of the film instead.
3) Mark - 1/5 rating - As a fan of "Seven Curser," I was excited to add the Blu-Ray edition to my collection. However, I was disappointed to find that the audio quality was subpar. The dialogue was muffled and there was a constant buzzing sound in the background. It was incredibly distracting and made it difficult to understand what the characters were saying. I was expecting a much better audio experience from a Blu-Ray release.
4) Jennifer - 2/5 rating - I was really looking forward to watching "Seven Curser" on Blu-Ray, but the disc I received was faulty. It skipped and froze multiple times throughout the movie, ruining the flow and pacing. I tried cleaning the disc and playing it on different devices, but the issues persisted. It was a frustrating experience, especially considering the price I paid for the Blu-Ray. I would not recommend purchasing this edition.