A
twelve year old cold case is reopened when three teenagers go missing
in an abandoned road. In the course of the investigation, police detective
Luis Medina discovers disturbing evidence of addition abductions and
murders that could stretch back more than two decades.
Filipino
director Yam Laranas found wordwide success with this taut horror film,
relased in Japan as 'Abnormal.' He started his career
in the early '90s with a TV advertising agency where he worked as a
scripter and cinematographer for many commercials (including the popular
Bambu campaign). For the next decade, Yam (born William) would work
mostly on costume dramas and romantic comedies. In 2004, he had the
opportunity to write and direct a supernatural horror film called
The Echo. It's success led to this motion picture a few years
later.
A Filipino
film, in Tagalog with English subtitles; widescreen format, fully uncut
Japanese version (111 minutes),
DVD encoded for ALL REGION NTSC WORLD FORMAT; extras include original
theatrical trailer.
A
twelve year old cold case is reopened when three teenagers go missing
in an abandoned road. In the course of the investigation, police detective
Luis Medina discovers disturbing evidence of addition abductions and
murders that could stretch back more than two decades.
