Impetigore
An Indonesian folk horror about a woman who returns to a village that has been waiting for her.
486 entries, from the 1931 Universal cycle to last year. Curated, not exhaustive: a short shelf of things worth knowing about beats a long one nobody can navigate.
14 films
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.