One of the highest peaks of contemporary K-horror, this is a precise and complexly-layered piece of filmmaking, marked by unbearable suspense, effectively creepy scares and a poignant backstory.
Continue reading →A strange if beautifully-shot work by Kim Ki-young about how myths might operate in the modern world.
Continue reading →Im Sang-soo fashions a sexually-explicit drama about a disintegrating family that doesn’t quite work in a meaningful way, but its playful nature might prove charming for less demanding audiences.
Crafted with operatic scale and striving for an epic-ness that its subject matter necessitates, but ultimately feels overdrawn to work powerfully.
If South Korean vengeance movies are your thing, this extremely violent and misogynistic flick might just scare you away.
One of the classic Korean cinema’s most adored works – this is a tale of lust, greed and revenge.
A mediocre take on the 1960 original with little substance or sexual tension to boot.
