U.S. Thirst poster

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 17 years ago

Last Updated on July 26, 2021

The U.S. one-sheet for Park Chan-Wook’s THIRST has just been released via Ain’tItCoolNews, and as you can see, it’s the lame de-legged version that replaced the more controversial original, which suggestively shows the woman’s legs sticking up in the air. (Head on over HERE to see the two.) Frankly I’m not crazy about any of them, but that can’t stop me from drooling at the mouth when I think about seeing the flick. I love me some Park.

THIRST, about a priest who turns into a vampire, is rated R for graphic bloody violence, disturbing images, strong sexual content, nudity and language. It hits the states on JULY 31st. The film is also set for a U.S. remake. Big surprise.

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