The Devil has a phone number, and if you call him on your mobile phone at midnight, he will grant your wish. In return however, he will control your life for the duration of the call.
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Nice effects though.
Lack of good storyline.
Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.
There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.
END CALL is a dreadful little Japanese horror film inspired by Miike's ONE MISSED CALL. The story is about a telephone call which takes you right through to the Devil himself, who grants wishes but curses you at the same time. I was expecting a proper ghost story, but this turns out to be a low budget indie which simply doesn't have the budget to achieve anything convincingly. All you're left with is dull and gloomy greyed-out photography and a handful of set-piece sequences, the best of which happens at the outset and features a guy brushing his teeth with a razor rather than a toothbrush. The rest? Forgettable tosh, I'm afraid.
This movie was pretty hard to watch.The premise is silly -- the devil has a phone number -- yes a phone number -- wonder if it's a landline or cell? If you call him at a specific time he grants a wish but controls you until the end of the call!Where did that one come from? It's the worst premise ever. How do you get the number? Is the devil listed? Does he text?OMG, it's so dumb.I will say that it's well acted and directed but there is no way to get over the initial premise which cannot leap over the disbelief of what you are about to see.So all I will say is, if you want to watch a movie where a guy brushes his teeth until he dies, this is for you.
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