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Watch Your Step … Some Wishes Were Never Meant to Come True

Tartan Asia Extreme’s Wishing Stairs in Stores Nationwide

 “The full complement of breathy atmospherics and sudden shocks.”

— Daily Variety

“Exceptional performances that come from a well-written script and good direction.

All in all, Wishing Stairs is an excellent little addition to the genre and it shows us that

women can indeed make good horror movies.”

—     HorrorExpress.com

Climbing your way to success takes on new and evil meaning in the Korean tale Wishing Stairs (original title: Yeogo goedam 3: Yeowoo gyedan), out on Tartan Video’s Asia Extreme label July 12^th.   

In Wishing Stairs – the third release in Tartan Video’s terrifying “Whispering Corridors Trilogy,” which also includes Whispering Corridors and Memento Mori – two friends studying ballet find themselves in competition for a single coveted spot at a prestigious Russian dance school.

An urban legend about the staircase behind their school’s dormitory building says that if you climb the 28 steps, counting each aloud, a 29^th step will appear and your wish will be granted.  Yun Ji-seong knows just what she wants to wish for. But unbeknownst to her, the wishing stairs have consequences … and she's about to find out the hard way!

Wishing Stairs is the directorial debut of Yun Jae-yeon, one of the few female directors on the Asian horror genre scene.

Korean, with English and Spanish subtitles, Wishing Stairs is presented in anamorphic widescreen, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound and DTS Surround Sound 5.1.  Special DVD features include “Making Of” featurette, director’s sketchbook and notes; original theatrical promotional materials; photo gallery; and trailers of Tartan Asia Extreme’s upcoming releases.

Tartan Video’s Asia Extreme is a premiere collection of stylish international cinema from the proven Asian horror genre which shocks, scares and astonishes in equal measure.  In the U.K., Tartan has sold over $50 million of Asian product making it Britain’s leading independent film genre.

Wishing Stairs (aka Yeogo goedam 3: Yeowoo gyedan)

Tartan Video

Genre: Horror/Foreign

Rating: R (Special Features Not Rated)

Language:  Korean (English & Spanish Subtitles)

Running Time:  Approx. 97 Minutes (Plus Special Features)   

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