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Korea is rapidly becoming the crime/horror film capital of the world

Posted by Doug Flynn on December 21, 2010 at 15:54:06:
I've seen so many first class Korean movies recently. They seem to love making freaky, bizarro crime and horror movies.

Spider Forest was released in 2005 according to Wikipedia, but I can't recall ever hearing about it. Thanks for the heads up - I've just bought a copy on eBay.

While surfing for more info I found the following website devoted to Korean movies. My mouth is already watering...