Impetigore
An Indonesian folk horror about a woman who returns to a village that has been waiting for her.
14 films
14 horror films with South Korea as a country of origin are catalogued in the ledger, from 2003 to 2024. The busiest decades are 2000s (6), 2010s (6) and 2020s (2). The most common subgenres here are psychological (5), extreme / transgressive (4), survival (4) and folk horror (3). The best-documented entries are Oldboy (2003), Train to Busan (2016) and The Host (2006).
An Indonesian folk horror about a woman who returns to a village that has been waiting for her.
A web-streaming crew live-broadcast from a real abandoned Korean hospital for the views.
A Seoul bank worker visits the island she grew up on. Everybody there has been failing one woman for years.
Thai-Korean, a documentary crew following a shaman, and the last twenty minutes are relentless.
A man convinced aliens are infiltrating Earth kidnaps a CEO to torture the truth out of him. Nothing prepares you for where it goes.
Two shamans and two geomancers exhume a cursed grave in Korea, and what is under it is worse than the curse.
A former detective running an escort agency works out that his missing women all went to the same client.
The highest-grossing Korean horror film ever, and it is really a family drama with a haunting in it.
A priest volunteers for a vaccine trial, dies, and comes back needing blood. Park Chan-wook adapting Zola.
A secret agent catches a serial killer, releases him, and does it again. And again.
Two and a half hours, and it withholds whether the shaman is helping right until the end.
Opens with a real incident: formaldehyde poured into the Han river in 2000. Funny, which nothing else here manages.
A man is imprisoned in a room for fifteen years with no explanation, released, and given five days to find out why.
The best zombie film since Romero, and the only one that makes you cry.
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