Another World You Don't Know About

The director constructs each segment as a compact horror parable, relying on classic folk fears and mundane psychology. It explores the irrational by first grounding itself in the everyday, then violently subverting it to reveal the cruelty and superstition lurking beneath.

Those who tire of lengthy setups will appreciate these sharp, efficient jolts of terror, where the true monster often resides in the human heart or a dark corner of a room. What lingers after is a palpable sense of unease. — MovieFinder Editorial