A woman gets home after working all night for someone to begin ringing her doorbell at 11:55 pm. Edit Translation
- English
- Ελληνικά
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: 11:55PM
- Also Known As:
- Screenwriter & Director: Oh In Chun
- Genres: Horror
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A young woman is heading home late at night. When she arrives at the parking garage at her apartment complex her boss calls. She needs to redo her work and have it done by midnight. Put out at the late night order, she accidentally leaves her phone in the car. That’s when things go from bad to worse.
Director Oh In Chun showed how isolated a person can be and feel when threatened. And also how the brain and body can freeze from fear. I don’t know the name of the actress but she accurately portrayed the initial irritation a person would feel at an annoying person disturbing her work and quiet late at night. As the realization of her predicament slowly sank in her face and actions grew more frightened.
If you’ve ever been face to face with a fight or flight scenario when neither response is a viable option, you’ll recognize the terror inherent in the situation. For long time horror fans this will likely feel tame. As for me, I’ll double-check my locks tonight and make sure my phone is charged.
9 June 2024
Spoiler hint for the urban legend below
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From what I read (@cocomila on YT), the symbol drawn on the door means Beta---
Alpha: empty home
Beta: female home
X= saw the inhabitant (usually female) alone or about to rob
And people from my country know the punchline from the story kids tell each other to scare themselves,
“The call is coming from inside the house!”
Definitely going to re-check those locks now!
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