This is the Scariest Korean Horror Movie

This is the Scariest Korean Horror Movie - Not only are romantic dramas well-known in the world of Korean cinema, but horror films are not devoid of viewers. This scariest Korean horror film from the country of Ginseng is no less creepy than films produced from neighboring countries such as Japan and Thailand.

Some of the horror films that will be reviewed this time can scare you, so if you are a coward, don't try to watch them yourself. The following are the best Korean horror films that are much sought after by horror film lovers.

1. Wishing Stairs (2003)

The film Wishing Stairs is played by Kim So Hee (Park Han Byeol) and also his best friend Yoon Jin Sung (Song Ji Hyo) who attended ballet school. This film tells the story of a ladder legend that can grant requests. The legend says that when someone is on the 29th staircase, the spirit will grant the request that is spoken.

Once upon a time there was a ballet competition where the winner would go to a famous school in Russia. Because of the competition, the friendship between the two lovebirds began to break. So Hee has a great chance to win the opportunity. However, Jin Sung also wants to win the competition and hopes to beat his friend.

Jin Sung finally came to the legendary ladder because he saw his friend Eon Hae Ju (An Jo), who was fat and not beautiful, suddenly became thin and beautiful because he made a request on the stairs. After arriving at the stairs, Jin Sung asked to beat So Hee. But apparently this request resulted in his friend's death.

2. A Tale of Two Sisters (2003)

This psychological horror film tells the story of two sisters who have spent a long time in a mental hospital named Bae Soo Mi and Bae Soo Yeon. Then they went home with their father, Bae Moo Hyeon.

In the house lived his cruel stepmother, Eun Joo. Eun Joo is an evil and cruel stepmother. The death of their birth mother and the appearance of their stepmother, depresses Soo Yeon.

Soo Mi, who really doesn't like her stepmother, always protects Soo Yeon who is her younger sister. Soo Yeon, who is always afraid of her stepmother, always chooses to remain silent, in contrast to her sister who shows her dislike for Eun Joo.

This made Eun Joo not hesitate to physically punish So Yeon. In addition, the ghost who often appears adds to his sister's depression. Often strange events occur in the house so that the problem grows.

3. Bunshinsaba (2004)

This Korean horror film, which premiered in America at the New York Korean Film Festival in 2005, tells the story of Yu Jin and his blind mother moving to a small village from Seoul. On his first day at the new school, Yu Jin was often bullied by his classmates.

Together with 2 friends, he then used the Oujia board to summon the bunshinsaba spirit. They ask the spirit to give a curse to a friend who always oppresses them. But previously they were told not to open their eyes during the séance.

But it turned out that Yu Jin did not follow the order, he opened his eyes during the séance. This incident resulted in a spirit called to follow Yu Jin and use Yu Jin to avenge him.

4. Cinderella (2006)

The film played by Do Ji Won (Yoon Hee), Shin Se Kyung (Hyeon Su), Yoo Da In (Su Kyoung), Cheon So Min (Hye Won), Ahn Ah Yeong (Jae Hui), and Jo Sung Ha (Father Hyeon Su) This tells the story of a plastic surgeon doctor.

Yoon Hee is a plastic surgeon. Previously there had been an accident which resulted in his son Hyeon Su being badly burned. Then Yoon Hee met an orphaned girl who was still small and invited her to go home. Then he told the orphan to call him mother.

The orphan girl is very close to Yoon Hee and they love each other. Long story short, strange events began to occur. A woman wearing a blue dress appears. These strange events are all the act of Yoon Hee who did plastic surgery.

5. Muoi (2007)

This Korean horror film in collaboration with Vietnam tells the story of a novelist Yoon He (Jo An) from Korea who goes to Vietnam to find new inspiration for his second book. Her Korean friend, So Yeon (Cha Ye Ryeon) who has lived for a long time in Vietnam, tells a legend from Vitenam about a woman named Muoi which means ten in Vietnamese.

This Muoi legend is a story of a female spirit who wants to take revenge for feeling betrayed. Muoi's spirit lives in a painting. This made Yoon He interested and went to Vietnam.

After Yoon He arrived in Vietnam, he was reunited with his old friend So Yeon. However, Yoon He felt that he did not know his friend, because of the changes that occurred in his friend and very different from before he went to Vietnam.

So Yeon tells a lot about Muoi's legend and tells the house where Muoi used to live and the place where he committed suicide. He also told about Professor Kim who did research on the legend. As a result of Yoon He's interest, he is often haunted by Muoi's spirit. After more and more he did research on the legend, he discovered new facts.