lets get 4bia!!! (phobia)

semalam g negok mobie lagik! dis time horror mobie.. title 4bia... from thai punya citer...

ader sesape yang pobia?! aku bagi tau sesape yang rase tak cukup kuat nak nengok .. tok sah tengok.. takot pengsan kat situ.. hikhikhik..

well dis time 4bia nih adalah gabungan 4 citer pendek dalam 1 filem.. kekonon mcm citer "cinta" n "sepi' yang ader citer pendek yang di gabungkan.. bt each story are not related with another okek!

a little bit different la.. For those who is familiar with Thai Horror Cinema or not, this is a Must see. Brought 2 U from the guys behind Shutter, Alone & lesser known Body #19. 4 different stories, 4 different directors, 4 different tastes of Horror, but one single awesomeness , especially the 3rd & the 4th segments "In The Middle" & "The Last Flight", creative, original & of course, Scary!!!!

LONELINESS : the story of a beautiful girl who’s stuck in her apartment because of a broken leg. She passes the time texting friends on her cell phone but eventually longs for some more interesting conversation. She posts her name and number on a message board, and before you know it, she’s having a text conversation with some mystery boy.

Things actually go pretty un-creepily until he asks for a picture of her. She sends it, then asks for one back, but only gets the same picture. When she calls him on in and tells him to play fair, he tells her to “look very closely beside you”, and that’s when things get freaky.

“loneliness” is unique first and foremost because it is done 100% without any dialogue.

Successful test, I would say, because despite having seen similar scenarios before, “loneliness” has some genuinely creepy moments throughout and a very cool ending that brings it all together.

Most memorable tagline: (from the ghost to the girl thru sms) "I'm watching you."

“Tit for Tat”: which follows a bunch of school buddies who get off on torturing those they deem weaker than them, and the girls who let it all happen in the name of looking cool. One particular night they grab an oft-tormented kid and take him for a ride in their pickup truck, beating the shit out of him in the truck bed while speeding down the highway. But when they threaten to push him off the truck and accidentally let go of him, they know they’ve gone too far.

To make matters worse, though, it seems this very same kid had gotten sick of being pushed around before this incident and conjured up some pretty sick black magic in the form of a picture. As soon as you look into the eyes of the image, you’ll find yourself on the receiving end of a pretty spectacular death such as being impaled on a flagpole or crushed by an air conditioner.

Most memorable tagline: "I see you now."

“In the Middle” : was the clear-cut best of the bunch and one of the most crowd-pleasing shorts I’ve seen in a long time. Four friends are telling one another ghost stories while camping out in the jungle, and one of them promises that if he were to die, he would haunt whoever is sleeping in the middle that night. They all have a good nervous laugh and eventually fall asleep without incident.
The next day they’re out white water rafting and something terrible happens, causing the boat to flip and them to lose one of their own. They ultimately have to give up looking and make camp, hoping their friend makes it back to them. Sure enough he shows up soaking wet later that night, but he’s acting very, very strange. And before you know it, they’re all asking one another if he really did survive the accident.

What works so well in “In the Middle” are the characters; each one is unique and their quirkiness make them instantly memorable. The dialogue they have is natural and more often than not laugh-out-loud funny, especially when they take modern day horror movies to task for their tired conventions, even calling out Shutter, which two of the directors in this anthology made. “In the Middle” is genuinely funny and does have some pretty good boo-scares; plus it boasts the best ending of any of the shorts herein

That's what they did & this part is more of humorous scenes rather than scary. But still, it does give the creeps in the end.

Most memorable tagline: "I swear if I die, I'd come back and haunt the person who sleeps in the middle."

“Last Fright”, : Well this one really made me flinched in my seat lots of times. It tells about an air-stewardess who had to be called in for duty on a flight with a princess. Unfortunately for her, she has to be the Princess' personal flight attendant.

What the audience doesn’t know right away is that the stewardess on this flight is the reason for the princess’ marital difficulties, having carried on an affair with the prince since they met on the last flight. What the stewardess doesn’t know right away is that the princess knows this and is the sole reason she requested her to serve her on the flight. But the princess has an allergy to shrimp, you see, and the stewardess wants to see her suffer a bit once she starts treating her like shit, so she makes very little effort to remove it from her in-flight dinner. Before you know it the princess is violently ill and when they land has to be immediately hospitalized.

Of course, the attendant doesn’t expect the princess to die because of her little prank, so imagine her surprise when she drops dead in the hospital the very next day. Now they have to take the exact same flight to transport the princess’ body home with the stewardess now in charge of making sure the corpse, tightly wrapped like a traditional mummy, isn’t damaged on the flight. I bet you can figure out where it goes from here, and you’d be pretty much on the nose with any standard scenario that has a person trapped in a place with something out to get her and no hope of escape.