15/21

A horror web series crew travels to an abandoned asylum for a live broadcast. As they delve deeper into the nightmarish old building, they soon discover much more than they bargained for. The filmmakers couldn’t get permission from the South Korean government to film in the actual hospital, so the scenes set in Gonjiam were actually filmed at the National Naval Academy in Busan, while the production team stuck closely to the hospital’s layout. They tried to recreate the exact same exterior and hallways. Charlotte keeps looking to the side as the group stands in front of the hospital. She’s obviously smiling in response to whoever it is. References Return to House on Haunted Hill (2007). I’m usually critical of found footage horror because it’s usually unnecessary and doesn’t add anything to the story. Found footage movies are usually better than “normal” movies. That’s not the case with Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum. With the latest cutting-edge technology and the actors knowing how to use the camera, this film is excellent for its purpose. There is little shaky camerawork and other “effects” that you usually see in found footage, which I think ruins the film. The story itself is pretty standard: 7 young “ghost hunters” enter an old mental institution, mainly for ratings and profit, which makes the film more realistic than other similar films. The pace of the film is quite slow, and nothing really happens in the first half, but it’s worth it! I was originally going to give it a 6, but since it is a horror film and one of the scariest subgenres I’ve ever seen, I upgraded it to a 7. If you want a scary film without too much plot, this is the film for you.

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