The Bridge Curse (2020)

University students, planning a bravery initiation test for their fellow classmates, choose a campus bridge rumored to be haunted by a vengeful female ghost. The story is a timeline bender that follows a reporter, determined to get off the ‘news of the weird’ beat, who is investigating a rumored curse on a college campus. This page has the bridge curse 2020, watch online, the bridge curse 2020 free download, full movie hd

Her cameraman follows her around as she investigates various locations they were known to have visited on their last night alive, and views their live feeds that they uploaded to a social media site. The action flits between her watching the feeds and the students experiencing the feeds, moving between a Steadicam cinematic experience and a found footage experience in different time-frames and perspectives. Filmxy has The Bridge Curse (2020) Online Full Movie, The Bridge Curse (2020) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Ning Chang, Cheng Ko, J.C. Lin

It becomes quickly apparent that the students are deliberately misleading the viewer on their live feeds, so the found footage becomes accepted by the viewer watching the movie as *not* representing objective reality. That would mean that the cinematic footage *would* represent objective reality normally, but in this case the movie also goes out of its way to suggest that some of the characters are sneaky, and others might be crazy, so the viewer is left to wonder if what they are viewing in this format represents objective reality, either. This is how the director is able to slip some casting and costuming switcheroos right under the viewer’s own nose and get away with it, leading to some genuine surprises later in the film (although I think most viewers will guess one of them rather quickly). In the end we have a standard vengeful ghost story (don’t cut it off during the end credits though, there’s more right up til the last minute of runtime). However, the way in which it was told was quite cleverly done and I wouldn’t mind seeing more perspective tricks like this in future films.