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Category: Thriller/Horror
[Film Review] Conclave: Religion – A Chessboard of Politics, Society, and a Solution from the Heart
One of the best films of the year and currently shortlisted for the 2025 Golden Globes, Conclave is a powerful…
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[Film Review] Evil Does Not Exist: The Battle Between Nature and Man – Does Evil Truly Exist?
Following the quiet, melancholic rhythm of Drive My Car, director Ryusuke Hamaguchi returns with Evil Does Not Exist—a meditative, haunting…
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[Film Review] The Substance – A Red Flag for Those Who Indulge Themselves
Horror films often get a bad rap from critics—seen as shallow, cheap thrills filled with jump scares and gore. But…
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[Film Review] Monster (Kaibutsu) 2023: Escaping the World Together
In recent years, South Korean cinema has gained significant ground on the international stage, with major victories at Cannes such…
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[Movie Review] Decision to Leave: Throw It Into the Deep Sea, Where No One Will Ever Find It
Since 2016’s The Handmaiden—my favorite Korean film—Park Chan-wook had been relatively quiet. Then, in 2022, the legendary director returned with…
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[Movie Review] Last Night in Soho – Fantastical, Captivating, Chilling, and Heartbreaking
Directed by Edgar Wright—the mastermind behind Baby Driver—Last Night in Soho (tentatively translated as “The Last Night in Soho”) piqued…
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[Movie Review] Squid Game vs. Alice in Borderland: Which Survival Game Show Reigns Supreme?
In this piece, I’ll pit Squid Game against Alice in Borderland to see which survival game series—Korea’s or Japan’s—comes out…
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[Movie Review] “Joker”: Both Pitiful and TERRIFYING
NOTE: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS LIGHT SPOILERS AND SUBTLE HINTS AT THE FILM’S CONTENT Over the past few months, Joker (2019)…
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[Movie Review] “Parasite”: A Film That “Crosses the Line”
When I got home and pushed open the door, stepping into the pitch-black house, I suddenly thought of cockroaches. Are…
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