The Guest (South Korea, 2018)

a tale of two sisters ll 장화, 홍련 (2003) directed by kim jee-woon

The Sin: South Korean horror you must watch

The Sin is a chilling South Korean horror film that delves into the darkest corners of the human psyche, exploring themes of guilt, redemption, and supernatural retribution. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Park Chan-wook, known for his masterful storytelling and visually stunning cinematography, The Sin immerses viewers in a gripping narrative filled with suspense and psychological terror.

The film follows the story of Ji-hyun, a young woman haunted by a tragic incident from her past. Consumed by guilt over the death of her sister, Ji-hyun struggles to move on with her life, plagued by disturbing visions and unshakable feelings of remorse. As she grapples with her inner demons, Ji-hyun's world is turned upside down when she begins to experience inexplicable phenomena that defy rational explanation.

Driven by an insatiable desire for answers, Ji-hyun embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the truth behind the supernatural occurrences that have engulfed her life. Along the way, she encounters a mysterious shaman who claims to hold the key to unlocking the secrets of her past. Reluctantly, Ji-hyun enlists the shaman's help, unaware of the terrifying forces that await her on the other side.

As Ji-hyun delves deeper into the mysteries of her own soul, she discovers that her sister's death may be linked to a sinister entity known as The Sin – a malevolent force that feeds on human suffering and preys on those burdened by guilt. With each passing moment, Ji-hyun finds herself drawn further into the clutches of this otherworldly presence, her grip on reality slipping away as she teeters on the brink of madness.

Filled with pulse-pounding suspense and heart-stopping scares, The Sin keeps audiences on the edge of their seats from start to finish. Park Chan-wook's expert direction brings to life a world where the line between the supernatural and the mundane blurs, leaving viewers questioning the nature of evil and the power of redemption. With its haunting visuals, spine-tingling atmosphere, and unforgettable performances, The Sin stands as a testament to the enduring allure of South Korean cinema and its ability to captivate audiences with tales of horror and suspense.

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C’mon doll. You know I love you. I can’t help but to hurt you. It’s how I show my love. You’re just so weak and insecure. It makes me love you more. I want to corrupt you. You know you want that too. Otherwise, you wouldn’t look at me with trust. You want to be broken and corrupted. You want me to hurt and assault you. You want the comfort of your old life ripped away.

s2 e8 of saiki k. saiki reveals that ever since he time traveled to the past and accidentally messed up the timeline in an earlier episode, he's been getting stuck in time loops. it's implied that this is caused by saiki's own anxieties, as clearing his head breaks him out of these loops. immediately after this is revealed, nendou almost dies violently, barely being saved by saiki's powers at the last second. time loops. saiki watches nendou die violently in front of him 16,785 times before breaking the loop by dissociating so heavily that he manages to save nendou without consciously thinking about it. this is entirely played as a gag and is never mentioned ever again.

You attract what you fear?

Well then, no please don't pin my wrists above my head and whisper all the fucked up things you want to do to me in my ear while your bodyweight on top of me prevents me from moving and you kiss and bite my neck.

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WEEK OF HALLOWEEN 2023 (6/7): —🎃🕯️🦇👻— TIM CURRY as DR. FRANK-N-FURTER The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) dir. Jim Sharman

the quiet family (1998) dir. kim jee-woon

Little Red Riding Hood and Tom Thumb vs. the Monsters | 1962

i’ve gotten complimented on these quite a lot so i thought i’d post !! 🤗