Art of the Devil 2

Synopsis

Art of the Devil 2 (original title: ลองของ) is a 2005 Thai supernatural horror film directed by Thanadol Nualsuth. The story follows a young woman who, after suffering tremendous betrayal and cruelty, turns to dark black magic to exact her revenge. The film explores themes of vengeance, black magic rituals, and the consequences of tampering with supernatural forces. With visceral and intense scenes, it delves deeply into the darker side of Thai folklore and mysticism, showcasing graphic and chilling depictions of revenge. Starring Napakpapha Nakprasitte, the film combines psychological horror with supernatural elements, delivering a haunting and unsettling atmosphere that captures audiences who appreciate the Thai horror genre.

Cast

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  Napakpapha Nakprasitte

  Panor

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  Namo Tongkumnerd

  Ta

• Akarin Siwapornpitak

  Por

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  Hataiwan Ngamsukonpusit

  Kim

• Korakot Woramusik

  Tair

• Pavarit Wongpanitch

  Ko

Reviews

Art of the Devil 2 has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 5.8/10, indicating a generally average reception. Many reviewers have praised the film for its daring and graphic depiction of black magic and revenge, noting that it's a cult favorite among fans of Asian horror for its intense visuals and unsettling atmosphere. Some critics from horror-centric websites have lauded the movie's creativity and willingness to push boundaries, describing it as "a raw and disturbing dive into vengeance and supernatural folklore." However, the film has also been criticized for its thin plot and issues with pacing, with some reviewers finding the story lacking depth beyond its shocking imagery. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official rating or consensus for the film, reflecting its niche status in international markets. Metacritic similarly lacks a score due to limited mainstream critical coverage. Overall, Art of the Devil 2 is often recommended for horror enthusiasts interested in Southeast Asian cinema and those who appreciate atmospheric and graphic supernatural horror, though it may not appeal to more general audiences due to its explicit content and style.

See also

Knowing

This Means War

Eagle Eye

Frozen