The South Korean entertainment industry is popular for producing projects in multiple genres. In the first half of 2024, films like Exhuma, Wonderland, Hijack 1971, and My Name Is Low Kiwan witnessed ...

The popular 2024 Korean movie, Exhuma, recently premiered on the streaming giant, Netflix. However, it looks like as of now, it is available to stream only in Korea. There is yet to be an update on ...

The Korean television industry continued on its trajectory of global dominance in 2025, capturing an increasing chunk of TV watchers’ interest worldwide. The export of Korean drama has a long history, ...

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Netflix, the OTT platform, is home to a plethora of Korean web series and movies. Recently, new K-drama movie The Great Flood ...

One of the greatest Korean horror movies, A Tale of Two Sisters, inspired a Hollywood remake titled The Uninvited, which is ...

The streamer carries K-dramas and tense thrillers in equal measure. Contrary to the movie’s title, tutus are few and far between in Ballerina. There are plenty of guns and knives, though. And a ...

South Korea’s cinematic dominance is no longer news. It’s a global cultural movement. Over the past two decades, Korean filmmakers have consistently delivered emotionally resonant and genre-bending ...

A man walks past a screen showing a poster of Bong Joon-ho's film "Parasite" at a cinema in Seoul. While many genres are popular in South Korea, many notable films are thrillers, horrors or slow-burn ...

A Korean ghost story where those who are closest to us are also the ones we should fear, this film is based on the urban legend of the Jangsan beom. It’s a white, furry creature that supposedly lives ...

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