Revenge, corpses and corporate crime—Lee Beom Soo leads a dark comedy ride full of absurd twists. After diving deep into melodramas and revenge thrillers, I was craving something lighter—but still with a bite. That’s when History of the Salaryman introduced…
Sometimes it seems like I’m constantly seeking out depressing movies, but the truth is, they usually fall within the comedy genre and end up being an exquisite form of mental torture. I’ll clarify right away: that’s not the case with…
Jung Jae Young is one of those rare actors who can pull off a tragicomic role like no other. Having seen several of his action films, he is always impressive. Going By The Book (2007) caught my attention the moment…
When you see A barefoot dream Korean movie listed, you think to yourself, okay this is one movie that will make me cry a lot, like Marathon or many other sports stories created by Korean directors. Additionally, here are some…
It’s been a long while since we were able to enjoy any of Cha Tae Hyun’s comedies. Apparently this will have everything that its needed to have fun and fall in love with its characters. On the other hand, apparently…
A long wait to see this movie for all Ko Hyun Jung work’s fans. Just finished The Queen’s Classroom and I loved it so, looking for more about her I found out Miss Conspirator. It’s the first movie I see…
