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As the summer sun beats down on Oslo, a sinister shadow falls over the city. A wave of brutal crimes has erupted, leaving behind only blood-soaked scenes with no bodies in sight. The air thickens with dread as the clock ticks relentlessly, and the pressure mounts to uncover the truth before the missing victims surface. Every clue leads deeper into a chilling mystery where nothing is as it seems. Can the investigators unravel the nightmare before it consumes them?
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What is Salige er de som tørster about?
As the summer sun beats down on Oslo, a sinister shadow falls over the city. A wave of brutal crimes has erupted, leaving behind only blood-soaked scenes with no bodies in sight. The air thickens with dread as the clock ticks relentlessly, and the pressure...
When was Salige er de som tørster released?
Salige er de som tørster was released in 1990.
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User Reviews
NordicNoirNut – 7/10
“The atmosphere is brilliantly oppressive, and the mystery kept me guessing. The lack of bodies is a smart twist that makes the investigation feel frantic. Solid Scandinavian horror that doesn't rely on jump scares.”
GoreHound99 – 4/10
“Honestly, the premise had potential, but the execution left me cold. The pacing drags in the middle, and the blood scenes are more clinical than shocking. It felt more like a procedural drama than a horror film.”
MidnightScream – 6/10
“I appreciated the psychological tension and the gritty realism. The performances were decent, but the plot meandered a bit too much for my taste. Still, there's an eerie unease that lingers after the credits. A decent one-time watch.”
HorrorHound83 – 5/10
“It's a mixed bag. The setting and premise are intriguing, but the movie never fully commits to being either a crime thriller or a supernatural horror. The ending felt rushed and left me unsatisfied. There are better Nordic horrors out there.”
