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4BIA

The XB - Movie - Today I watched a a Thai movie called 4bia (aka See Prang, Phobia). The movie consists of 4 short movies that interlink to each other suttlely. But each short movie could be viewed as a stand alone short. 

The movie was really scary and very well made although in the second short movie titled " Tit for Tat", the CGI was not upto mark but because the acting and story was really good, you'd forget about the CGI and still be freaked out. There will be moments you'd want to look away and definitely the moments where you would want to put the audio in mute. Overall I'd give this movie an 8/10. Definitely a good watch for a horror enthusiast. 

Check out more information about the short movies at: 4bia @ Wikipedia

IMDB: See Prang

*4bia Movie Poster Image used from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4bia

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