Following her wedding night, a woman upset that her husband has to work instead of being with her afterward soon comes into contact with her old prostitute Madam but is soon abducted and raped by her henchmen, and after killing herself upon the news of her pregnancy returns as a vengeful ghost to kill them one by one.
Overall, this one has quite a lot to enjoy about it. One of its main selling points is a strong setup that weaves together a pretty impressive revenge storyline. The opening half focusing on her past and the revelations that emerge which threaten her marriage does quite well at setting everything in motion. Not only does this become quite a driving sympathetic force towards her as the sleazy nature being directed towards her while the feisty nature that allows her to fight back against them who are forcing it upon her helps even more to generate the kind of sympathy required for the story to work. As we get into the second half and realize that she's become the titular being through what's happened to her previously, the justification for everything and how it all comes into focus adds quite a lot to like to the film. As well, once the truth about the pair's involvement in her death, the whole thing comes together for a fully realized and justified rampage. That provides this with all the justification necessary for the second half to be filled with enjoyable supernatural-fueled revenge scenes. Operating more with a comedic tone to the ghosts' appearances knocking off the henchmen that initially assaulted her, there's a sense of fun to be had with these scenes. The mugging and interactions on display do veer towards the goofy side but the impact of the scenes still works quite nicely as the ghost being able to move amongst them undetected and employ those enhanced powers of hers still comes off quite well, especially in the finale when the wild scenes at play allow this the opportunity to let loose with some creative and over-the-top scenes without being out-of-place. The cheap effects only help to make it feel more cheesy than it should but there's still enough cruelty on display to be enjoyable as the catharsis is far more important with how everything is handled and treated. These factors all come together to provide a lot to like although there are some minor drawbacks on display. The main detriment featured is a staggered and somewhat sluggish pace that comes about making the film feel a bit longer than it needs to be. The opening to this is a big culprit because it features way too much on the interpersonal family dynamics after the wedding where she's left alone and gets caught up in the scam that sells her into the prostitution business. When it comes about that was her former profession and the torment it causes as a result of the trial for the incident, the whole thing slows to a crawl as it dwells on the psychological ramifications more than anything. It gets even worse when the twin shows up as the need to explain what happened might be justified but is again more time being utilized on areas that don't need it and can cause the feeling that it's a bit longer than it needs to be with these other factors coming in and eating up the running time as it does. There's also the other factor with this one where the cheesy effects and goofy scenarios are tonally at odds with what's going on, as the seriousness of the scene conflicts with the slapstick being used to accomplish it. It's distracting and is somewhat enough to hold this down slightly.
Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence, Language, and Rape.
