I love horror movies from New Zealand, Mr Wrong being one of them. Diagnosis:Death is now one of my faves as well. The cast, Raybon Kan as teacher Andre Chang and Jessica Grace Smith as student Juliet Reid have great chemistry as two people who meet during a drug trial to try and cure their terminal diseases.
Throw in ghosts, a creepy nurse, Nurse Bates played wonderfully by Suze Tye and a mystery and what you get is a thoroughly enjoyable movie. Bret McKenzie and Rhys Darby are terrific in their roles as are is the rest of the cast.
There isn't a lot of gore and there are some very creepy moments but the overall tone is a lighter, more fun one. The special effects are pretty good, with a couple of pretty effective ones later in the film.
This is one of the better horror movies I have seen this year, give it a watch if you want something a little less serious and enjoyable.
Throw in ghosts, a creepy nurse, Nurse Bates played wonderfully by Suze Tye and a mystery and what you get is a thoroughly enjoyable movie. Bret McKenzie and Rhys Darby are terrific in their roles as are is the rest of the cast.
There isn't a lot of gore and there are some very creepy moments but the overall tone is a lighter, more fun one. The special effects are pretty good, with a couple of pretty effective ones later in the film.
This is one of the better horror movies I have seen this year, give it a watch if you want something a little less serious and enjoyable.