Explosive HUMINT Teaser Crackles Online For Ryoo Seung-Wan’s New Espionage Thriller!
Coming to Korean cinemas in February
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MY DAUGHTER IS A ZOMBIE Teaser Revealed Ahead Of July Release
Lee Yoon-chang’s 2018 webcomic comes to life this summer with My Daughter Is A Zombie, starring Cho Jung-seok and Choi Yoo-ri. The first official teaser is now online as well the poster from Korean distributor, Next Entertainment World. The film, directed by Pil Gam-seong (Hostage: Missing Celebrity) takes place one year after an unprecedented zombie attack that killed hundreds of thousands. Since then, Korea has been declared zombie-free, with the story centered on survivor Jeong Hwan (Cho), who holds a secret: his daughter, Su Ah (Choi) is the last zombie left on Earth. As Jeon Hwan fights to satiate her cravings, he must reconcile with whether or not he’ll be able to maintain some semblance of normalcy and protect Su Ah much longer. Check out the teaser below ahead of the film’s local release in July.
THE OLD WOMAN WITH THE KNIFE Gets A New, Action-Packed Trailer And Key Art
New trailer and poster alert!
THE OLD WOMAN WITH THE KNIFE Gets A Fresh New Teaser Trailer Ahead Of Early Summer Release
Lee Hye-young stars in the new action thriller from director Min Kyu-dong!
THE PLOT Teaser Reveals Gang Dong-Won At The Center Of Some Not-So-Accidental Truths
Writer/director Lee Yo-sup’s new thriller has taken a long road until now. As of early Monday, The Plot unravels for the new flick starring Gang Dong-won in the first teaser ahead of the film’s May 29 release in Korea. Gang plays a hitman named Brain who has to get to the bottom of his latest and deadly riddle when a hitjob goes awry. Lee’s The Plot takes its inspiration from the Soi Cheang-directed 2009 flick, Accident. The Plot also stars Lee Mu-saeng, Lee Mi-sook, Lee Hyun-wook, Tang Jun-sang and Kim Hong-pa. Check out the teaser and a pair of posters below!
THE CHILDE: The Chase Begins In The First Teaser For ‘Night In Paradise’ Director’s June Actioner
New World, The Witch 1 & 2 and Night In Paradise director Park Hoon-jung is turning in another entry into the fast-moving and gritty crime arena this time with The Childe. Next Entertainment World launched the official first teaser on Monday commencing the campaign whilst aiming for a local June 21 rollout. Directed from a script also by Park, Kang Tae-joo makes his feature debut in the lead role of a struggling Filipino-Korean boxer with an ailing mother. When he receives an unexpected call and is taken to Korea and sets out to find the father who abandoned him, he finds himself running for his life as he’s mysteriously spied on and chased for malevolent reasons. Also making his feature debut is actor Kim Seon-ho, with Kim Kang-woo (Guimoon: The Lightless Door) and Go Ara (Phantom Detective) also starring. Enjoy the teaser!
THE VILLAINESS: Skybound, Contents Panda Join Forces For TV Series Adaptation
Here’s to the entertainment industry giving us all more ample reason to stay home and watch TV! Deadline‘s Peter White is reporting exclusively that stunt coordinator and filmmaker Jung Byung-gil will be on par to direct a pilot episode for a TV series adaptation of 2017 Cannes favorite, The Villainess. Robert Kirkman’s Skybound Entertainment (The Walking Dead, Fear the Walking Dead) is shepherding the series in a deal with Next Entertainment World’s Contents Panda with the search now underway for a series writer. The Villainess follows Anes, who was kidnapped from her home in Korea and raised as a deadly assassin in Los Angeles. Just when Anes believes she has found true peace, unsettling events drive her to return to Korea to uncover dangerous truths about her home and her past. The original film, which starred Kim Ok-bin who received multiple award nominations and one win for her key performance, […]
BANDO: ‘Train To Busan’ Sequel Officially In The Works
Award-winning Train To Busan director Yeon Sang-Ho is far from finished with the apocalyptic zombieverse he initiated in 2016. Jean Noh’s Monday report at Screendaily is just the latest bit of confirmation we’re getting on the acclaimed Train To Busan helmer’s efforts toward a sequel, two years since garnering festival praise and box office approval in South Korea and through Asia. That same year also saw updates of Gaumont’s own acquisition of the film for a possible English-language remake. Previous reports of sequel hopes have seen actor Gong Yoo weigh in from time to time, although news now indicates the film, tentatively titled Bando (a.k.a. Peninsula), will be just a continuation Train To Busan and set in the same universe with a new cast of characters. More to the point via Screendaily: “It is an extension of Train To Busan, after the virus has spread throughout Korea, but the characters […]