If you're over 14 years old, oh boy are you in for a surprise watching this movie. The empty plot is stretched over an excruciating 2 hours. The story is just a vehicle for a laughably-bad villain to crush as many victims face as possible. Everyone is an absolute idiot, which destroys any sense of implication on part of the viewer. You will probably roll your eyes about a hundred times watching this. If real-world police were as inept as those guys, the world would be burning right now. It's on par for Korean movies though. Koreans love to depicts police as mentally-challenged and incompetent (as seen in "I Saw the Devil" or "The Wailing").
The plot makes no sense and the characters motivation make no sense as well. There are inconsistencies and plot-holes every 5 minutes.
The script was probably written by an edgy 12 years old. They try so hard to make the villains as villainous as possible that it comes across as deeply funny instead of disturbing. It's the idea that a child has of evil. If Anton Chigurgh from "No Country for Old Men" was an excellent villain, imagine the opposite here and you get the picture.
Avoid this at all costs. Even die-hard horror fans will have a bitter aftertaste in their mouth after watching this.
The plot makes no sense and the characters motivation make no sense as well. There are inconsistencies and plot-holes every 5 minutes.
The script was probably written by an edgy 12 years old. They try so hard to make the villains as villainous as possible that it comes across as deeply funny instead of disturbing. It's the idea that a child has of evil. If Anton Chigurgh from "No Country for Old Men" was an excellent villain, imagine the opposite here and you get the picture.
Avoid this at all costs. Even die-hard horror fans will have a bitter aftertaste in their mouth after watching this.