Movie Review: No Other Choice
The last time a great Korean director addressed how capitalism has affected his country, we got Parasite, one of the great films of the last …
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Movie Review: A Normal Family
Some of the movie podcasters I enjoy listening to have these movie subcategories like garbage Tarantino or garbage fish to describe a type of movie …
Movie Review: Mantis
Success always begets copycats. What John Wick started, Netflix straight up pilfered with Kill Boksoon. I never thought that movie was gonna be the basis …
Movie Review: KPop Demon Hunters
You couldn’t escape it the last 10 years or so. The KPop explosion has been a supernova across the world on dance floors everywhere. No …
Movie Review: Lost in Starlight
I guess the South Korean Netflix partnership really built something big? Lost in Starlight is the rare South Korean animated project, usually overwhelmed by their …
Movie Review: The Old Woman with the Knife
The title says it all doesn’t it? While some old people choose to live out their lives in peace, Lee Hye-young is shanking people on …
Movie Review: Revelations
There’s plenty of reasons to be excited to see a movie. One I’ve grown to keep an eye out for is the slipped-in gigantic director-as-producer …
Movie Review: The Last of the Sea Women
The only celebrity anywhere near The Last of the Sea Women is Malala Yousafzai, who is a producer. That means we don’t have self-centered productions …
Movie Review: Uprising
I’m kinda pissed the Netflix algorithm didn’t push Uprising harder. Instead of getting some over hyped mediocre drama from an over the hill actor, I’d …
Movie Review: Kill Boksoon
Someone once told me, the 2nd sentence to every story should be, “And then the murders began.” No matter what the first sentence is, you’re …