24 Wednesday Oct 2018
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Zombie horror films have a huge fan following around the world, with some also being comedies. I won’t count myself a fan but then I have seen only one film from the genre and I did like it. LOL. I just think they will be too gory for me. Anyhow, Korean movie Rampant is a period zombie film and I think the historical setting gives it an added freshness factor. Continue reading
08 Saturday Sep 2018
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Choi Woo Shik, Girl's Day, Huh Jong Ho, Hyeri, Kdrama, Kim Myung Min, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, KPOP
If mixed in right proportions, the multiple ingredients of a creature feature or a monster movie can form a great recipe for the viewers. Some of those constituents being thrills, scares, bonding of protagonists against the antagonistic creature, determination and courage after the initial shock to defeat the evil. Korean movie Monstrum is an upcoming film starring acting power house Kim Myung Min, Kpop group Girl’s Day‘s Hyeri, Choi Woo Shik and Kim In Kwon. Continue reading
26 Sunday Aug 2018
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High Society, Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Lee Jin Wook, Park Hae Il, soo ae, Yoon Je Moon
I’ve always loved Soo Ae‘s acting, though I skipped her last small screen project, the rom-com The Man Living in Our House. Now she is back with a film titled High Society alongside movie actor Park Hae Il (The Last Princess, War of the Arrows) and Lee Jin Wook (Goodbye Mr. Black). Continue reading
16 Thursday Aug 2018
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Thriller is one of my favorite genres and I’m always ready for a new movie or show or novel from the category, even if sometimes they end being a disappointment. New movie The Witness released yesterday on the 15th of August and stars Lee Sung Min in the lead role. He is a fantastic actor — I loved his Continue reading
12 Sunday Aug 2018
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Hwang Jung Min, Jo Jin Woong, Joo Ji Hoon, Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Lee Sung Min, The Spy Gone North
Well, after blockbuster Along With the Gods: The Last 49 Days, another star-studded film has just released on August 8 — The Spy Gone North. As the name suggests, the movie is a spy thriller set in the 90s starring Hwang Jung Min (Ode To My Father) as a South Korean spy who is sent to the Continue reading
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