IMDB link:
http://imdb.com/title/tt0927627/Synopsis:
American Review:
Translated Korean Review:A single woman and her daughter move into a flat on the 5th floor. They find it strange that there doesn't appear to be a fourth floor, but don't spend much time reflecting on it. Soon they start receiving complaints from their downstairs neighbour who thinks that they're too noisy, when in fact they're really quite silent. What's really going on in their building and 'why isn't there a fourth floor?'**
Pix:Min-young moves onto the fifth floor of a new studio apartment with her six-year-old daughter, Joo-hee. She's concerned when her downstairs neighbor, HAN Chang-soo, says that he cannot tolerate the noise above him, even though the two women live tranquilly. Furthermore, she is anxious about other residents' strange behaviors – never mind the mysterious deaths. Min-young hardens herself mentally after the move into the new house, largely because of her daughter's unprecedented odd behavior and continual run-ins with a bizarre woman. Convinced that Joo-hee has fallen sick and perturbed by the mysterious events around the studio apartment, Min-young looks to disclose the truth by herself...
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Official site [with Trailer]:
http://www.cjent.co.kr/4horrors/ - (When you get to site, click on the 2nd poster from the left [with the '4' on it], then click off the sound [bottom of the page, just left of center]{so you can HEAR the freakin' trailer}, then click on 'Multimedia' to get the trailer)
FINALLY [lol], the ed2k links:
Like this post to see ed2k links [700.55 Mb] Like this post to see ed2k links [700.41 Mb]No real OT moments [unless I missed a bath scene or something
], but it's a fairly decent by-the-numbers Korean horror flick that is easy to follow without subs. (I didn't look real hard, but there might be subs available somewhere...)**PS: The reason there's no 4th floor in Korean buildings is akin to the reason there aren't 13th floors in American buildings: Superstition. The Korean symbol for the number '4' is very similar to the symbol for the word 'Death'.
kev.