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  Review by {Todd} ★★★★★ 10

  CONTENT WARNING: Toe sucking and armpit licking, both with amazing sound design.

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  Review by Jay ★★★½ 11

  i can excuse drinking blood during sex but i draw the line at licking feet

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  Review by ˗ˏˋ suspirliam ˊˎ˗ ★★★½ 3

  he thirsty but she thirstier

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  Review by cinephile... 🕯️ ★★★★★

  shoutout to vampire priests fr 🤞 Gotta be one of my favorite genders

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  Review by Peaceful Stoner ★★★★½ 38

  Blood Lickin' Good!

  Park Chan Wook's Thirst is definitely a very unique film. Like other Vampire films, it deals with love, yes, but it is never only that. Chan Wook places the protagonist in such an exasperating dilemma which pulled me effortlessly into the film.

  The film portrays a variety of themes, ranging from sacrifice, remaining faithful to God and servility, repentance, haunting of past sins, lust, murder, corruption of a pure soul and eventually redemption. Chan Wook as always brings out the basest of human desires; no matter how ugly they might be, in the most exciting, unrestrained manner possible with oodles and oodles of blood. There is so much sampling, tasting, licking, gulping of blood going on in…

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  Review by oppie ★★★★

  bella swan and edward cullen y'all bones

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  Review by Lucy ★★★★ 1

  they drinko the blood

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  Review by Holli ★★★★

  not sure if a film has ever catered more specifically to my exact taste than a horny vampire priest romantic horror dark comedy starring song kang-ho. disgusting and deranged and i'm absolutely obsessed with it.

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  Review by DirkH ★★★ 1

  Thirst is a film that tries to be too many things at the same time and is somewhat desperate in its attempts to be different. Sometimes it succeeds incredibly well, but more often than not Thirst's identity crisis and resulting unnecessarily long running time in the end get the better of it.

  I really appreciate this film's efforts to do something different with the classic vampire story and I, especially in the beginning, felt like it was going to succeed. The idea of a priest turning into a vampire is very promising, creating a vast amount of opportunities for a more intellectual/philosophical approach. This unfortunately wasn't fleshed out much, occasionally touching on some interesting internal moral conflicts, but quickly changing…

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  Review by Naughty aka Juli Norwood ★★★★ 4

  The best thing about this film is... Kang-Ho Song! In my eyes this actor can do no wrong! MrJago rightfully called me out for not recognizing Ok-bin Kim for her insanely powerful performance!

  Was expecting something more "Out There" considering it's from Chan-wook Park! Don't get me wrong it's a good film and does delve into the macabre and disturbing.. but like Kang-Ho Song's demeanor and voice it was a little too Cool, Calm and Collected as it revealed the untold horrors and moral dilemmas vampires must face in order to survive!

  The humorous scenes surrounding the dead husband haunting the couple had me clapping like a trained seal! It was absolutely brilliant!

  Final Word: Anybody who loves the night and detests daylight as much as I do can't be all bad!

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  Review by Christina ★★★★ 30

  “don’t grab my heart so hard”

  slowly but surely morphing into a park chan-wook stan account!

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  Review by john ★★★½

  The way Park Chan-wook manages to teeter between comedy and tragedy in his movies is literally so powerful and captivating.