GP 506
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When a team of soldiers is sent on a rescue mission after an entire military barracks falls silent, what they find there is so horrific that they are ordered to burn the outpost - known as GP 506 - to the ground the following morning, destroying any evidence of the horrors that took place. The team find themselves with only eight night-time hours to explore the maze-like underground tunnels, find their target and uncover the awful truth. (Trinity Filmed Entertainment)
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OK, Jakub, repeat after me: “Don’t watch Asian horror! You already know well that it’s boring…” Once again, I succumbed to my curiosity and the passionate reviews and I procured this pretty promising looking Korean film. My God! Why do they make it so complicated? Why is it two hours long? Why do all the characters look the same ( :-D)? Basically, with The Guard Post I had the same problems as with other horror stuff from the east. On the other hand, I have to admit the execution is very nice and that there are even a few interesting bloody moments, which brings my rating to an at least decent 5/10.
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Weird movie, I like horror movies about a closed okace with a group of people, soldiers in this case, and there is an aggressive virus that makes them kill each other. The film even has a high budget, perfect gore scenes, fine action, cool make-up effects, but the two hour running time hurts the film. There were a few deaf spots, the suspense was also very lacking here, so because of the pacing I didn't enjoy the film much, which is a shame. Formally a very decent affair. 60%
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