
For the snake, dragon or rooster – Asian horrors for each sign of the eastern calendar.

- Rat – Divine Fury (South Korea, 2019)
- Bull – A Tale of Two Sisters (South Korea, 2003)
- Tiger – The Call (Japan, 1998)
Asian horror films amaze audiences not only with their originality, but also with their skill in creating a tense atmosphere. Japanese and Korean horror films have won critical and audience acclaim for their subtle psychology and social depth, which makes them more memorable and scary. Unlike Western cinema, where sharpness and moments of sudden fear often prevail, Asian horror films creep up slowly, revealing horror through immersive atmosphere and an intriguing plot. Multi-layered, psychological and detailed visual aesthetics are what Asian horror films prize.
For a complete immersion in this atmosphere, we suggest choosing a movie according to the Chinese horoscope. Ready to immerse yourself in the world of Asian horror?
Rat – Divine Fury (South Korea, 2019)
The protagonist Young Ho, who has lost his father and turned his back on religion, is drawn into a confrontation with dark forces. This movie with exorcism elements will be especially exciting for the representatives of the Year of the Rat, who are eager to overcome difficulties.
Bull – A Tale of Two Sisters (South Korea, 2003)
A Korean horror classic about sisters returning home after treatment. Bulls with intuition will love the complex intrigue and frightening atmosphere, where the lines between reality and illusion are constantly blurring.
Tiger – The Call (Japan, 1998)
A movie about a deadly videotape that became a cult horror movie. Tigers who love risk and dynamics will love the plot with constant tension and danger. For Tigers, The Call will be a real test of strength.
Rabbit (Cat) – Dark Waters (Japan, 2001)
A slowly developing plot that immerses you in an unsettling atmosphere is perfect for Rabbits. The story of a mother and daughter who move into a strange apartment full of creepy secrets will not leave indifferent.
Dragon – Train to Busan (South Korea, 2016)
A gripping thriller about a zombie epidemic keeps the viewer in suspense from the first to the last minute. Dragons who prefer dynamic plots will appreciate the non-stop action and moral choices facing the heroes.
Snake – Curse (Japan, 2002)
A psychologically profound and aesthetically calibrated movie where a house plagued by a curse beckons lovers of mysteries and eerie legends. For sophisticated Snakes who appreciate psychology and atmospherics, Curse will be the perfect choice.
Horse – Mystery House (South Korea, 2021)
This movie offers an unusual narrative format – several stories in one. Horses who like to explore new things and are interested in the work of young filmmakers will appreciate the unusual composition and vivid images.
Goat – The Shutter (Thailand, 2004)
The movie raises questions of morality and responsibility. This story of a photographer haunted by spirits will be especially exciting and meaningful for the Year of the Goat, who are inclined to philosophical reflection.
Monkey – Excavated Grave (South Korea, 2024)
A family curse, shamanic rituals and gloomy forests create the spectacular atmosphere that the Monkees love so much. The aesthetics and visuals of this movie are sure to impress.
Rooster – Ghost Station (South Korea, Japan, 2022)
A movie about a mysterious subway station where strange events take place. Roosters, who appreciate order and consistency, will be able to see their traits in the main character, following her in solving the mystical mystery.
Dog – Ghost by the Lake (South Korea, 2022)
A family drama with supernatural elements for viewers looking for movies with religious and philosophical undertones. Dogs will be attracted to exorcists, monks and a heavy moral dilemma.
Pig – Ghost Door (South Korea, 2021)
A movie about paranormal investigators traveling to a house with a spooky history is perfect for sensitive Pigs who prefer predictable plots with an air of classic horror.
Now each sign of the Chinese horoscope has their own horror movie that reflects their character and preferences.
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