As an anthology, this one is very stronger than the original.

NOW this anthology contains on three great Asian films directed by three noted directors: Takashi Miike, Fruit Chan & Park Chan-Wook.

1. The 1st film from Japan, "Box", by Takashi Miike, the more contemplative from them.

   Abu Jarrah's Rating 5/5

2. The 2nd film from Hong Kong, "Dumplings", by Fruit Chan... where experience's vision would be strange and ghastly!

   Abu Jarrah's Rating 5/5

   Note: There's an Extended Version from this segment released individually, it's approx. around 91 mins.

   By the way, director Fruit Chan is consider the King of Hong Kong's Independent Films.

3. The 3rd film from South Korea, "Cut", by Park Chan-Wook, that director that has been presented to us the masterpiece "Oldboy"! ... and about his segment it's between the madness & the hysteria...as his habit!

   Abu Jarrah's Rating 5/5

The Asian anthology movie "Three", in which three directors from three different countries ( South Korea/Thailand/Hong Kong ) craft individual tales unrelated & wonderful!

1. The 1st anthology from South Korea "Memories" (40 minutes) by "Ji Woon Kim" where he presents segment of mystery that try to be so scary. He's the same director who's presented to us in 2003 Korea's No.#1 horror movie "A Tale Of Two Sisters"

   Abu Jarrah's Rating 4/5

2. The 2nd anthology from Thailand "The Wheel" (36 minutes) by "Nonzee Nimibutr" who presented his big budget for the ghost story in his well-known film "Nang Nak" inside his segment he's presented an tale of cursed Doll .

   Abu Jarrah's Rating 3/5

3. The 3rd anthology from Hong Kong "Going Home" (53 minutes) by "Peter Chan" is the most powerful segment in anthologies .

   Who the produced of the famous Hong Kong horror movies as "The Eye 1 & 2" he also produce of "The Eye" remake , and he's the same who directed the pretty romantic first-love film "Comrades: Almost a Love Story"

   Abu Jarrah's Rating 5/5