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Thirst
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We may be living exciting and terrifying situations that begin with a failed medical experiment, Sang-hyun, which has made everything change for the worse. The experiment, which has been performed, causes a priest to be infected with a virus that turns him into a dangerous vampire. After this happens, the priest's life begins with a terrible desire for vengeance and blood, which seems to be torn between the faith and the cruelty of blood that he is unfamiliar with. In the end, the vampire wants the wife of a friend who may not know him now.
We may be living exciting and terrifying situations that begin with a failed medical experiment, Sang-hyun, which has made everything change for the worse. The experiment, which has been performed, causes a priest to be infected with a virus that turns him into a dangerous vampire. After this happens, the priest's life begins with a terrible desire for vengeance and blood, which seems to be torn between the faith and the cruelty of blood that he is unfamiliar with. In the end, the vampire wants the wife of a friend who may not know him now.
Actors:
Dal-su Oh,
Young-chang Song,
Jong-hak Son,
Cheol-woo Han,
Hwa-ryong Lee,
Woo-seul-hye Hwang,
Deok-jae Jo
Dal-su Oh
15 June 1968, Taegu, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea
Young-chang Song
2 April 1958, Gyeongsangnam-do, Chinhae, South Korea
Jong-hak Son
Cheol-woo Han
Hwa-ryong Lee
Woo-seul-hye Hwang
Deok-jae Jo
Country:
Korea
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August 20, 2009
Park aficionados are assured their fix of lurid imagery and baroque plotting, though straight-up horror buffs may get restless during the sluggish and murky middle section; Twilight fans need not apply.June 01, 2015
My affection for Thirst has mostly to do with the performance of Kim Ok-vin as Tae-ju, a sullen household slave who's transformed into a ravenous, punishing bloodsucker.March 26, 2010
click to read full reviewOctober 31, 2010
Boldly erotic and playfully ponderous about sins of the flesh, "Thirst" rips open its bodice, and various veins, with arterial sprays of carnage and carnality. It's a savage, frank, fanged fusion of "Double Indemnity" and "The Postman Always Rings Twice."August 29, 2011
Kiddie shows like Twilight and Blood: The Last Vampire pale (you'll excuse the expression) in comparison.August 20, 2009
Thirst keeps coming up against the limitations of its various inspirations like a bumper car on a crowded court. On almost every other level, the film's audaciously entertaining, at times even quite moving. You just have to have the stomach for it.
Christian Science Monitor
September 10, 2009
What the film is saying, so far as I can tell, is that, if cut, you will bleed. And bleed.October 21, 2010
Perhaps no auteur is as suited to the vampire genre as South Korean director Park Chan-wook, a man who has made a career out of films full of sexual perversity, doomed romances and a seemingly insurmountable volume of blood.September 09, 2009
Thirst is a grim antidote to the sanitized, pale young things of Twilight, Supernatural and True Blood.April 15, 2010
The degrees of shock, the foreshadowing and throwbacks throughout (both visual and in dialogue) all seem diminutive next to the amazing performances by the male and female lead.August 27, 2009
Thirst begins with great intellectual and artistic promise, then devolves into a repetitious mess of teeth, blades, necks, bites, arterial sprays, sex, sex, sex and death.October 16, 2009
A rollicking, hysterical splatter-sex-comedy only confirms 'Thirst' as one of the year's more extreme, enjoyable entertainments.