Review: THE CONTACT Provides a Glimpse of Romance at the Speed of the ‘90s

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By Chris Horn The romance genre is always teetering on the edge of a dangerous precipice: an original plot and strong chemistry between the ... Continue reading →

Discover a Wealth of Upcoming Korean Releases in MKC's New Database

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It's taken some tinkering but, finally, we've finished the new Upcoming Releases page. While many excellent databases exist online ... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Censorships and Restrictions (2013 Week 36)

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The Spy (스파이) A secret agent working on a delicate issue menacing the security of the country is sent to Thailand to dislodge a terrorist gr... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: (Too) Close Encounters (2013 Week 35)

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Playboy Bong (아티스트 봉만대) A producer visits one of his directors on his shooting location in Bali, and is clearly not satisfied with the first... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Hauting Memories, Revenants and Regrets (2013 Week 34)

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Fatal (가시꽃) An unpopular high school student is lead by a band to break into a girl’s place and forced to rape her with them. Ten years late... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Impending Contagion in Theaters (2013 Week 33)

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The Flu (감기) A new disease occurs overnight and causes confusion in all hospitals. It spreads particularly fast because the virus is propaga... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Indie Films Never Die (2013 Week 32)

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Oldmen Never Die (죽지않아) Ji-hoon went to the countryside to live with his grandfather to discharge him of farm work, but also to make sure to... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Snowpiercer Belongs to the Front (2013 Week 31)

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Snowpiercer (설국열차) In the near future, while an attempt to stem global warming results in a deadly new ice age. everyone is fighting for one... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Showbox Is Going All Bananas (2013 Week 29)

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Mr. Go (미스터 고) A director of a circus troupe in China dies leaving all his inheritance to his daughter, Weiwei, 15. Among the menagerie is a... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Strong Women (2013 Week 30)

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The Ring of Life (링) A boxer with promising talent has failed every time to qualify for the Olympics and eventually attempts suicide by self... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: The Quest For Independence (2013 Week 28)

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Big Good (경복) Hyeong-geun is nearly 20 years old and has just finished his college entrance exams, but now he is looking for independence. W... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: These Are Watching You (2013 Week 27)

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Cold Eyes (감시자들) The Special Crime Department of the Korean police is led by Hwang Sang-jun, a detective who tracks down criminals thanks to... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Horror Movie? Again? (2013 Week 26)

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Cheer Up Mr. Lee (힘내세요, 병헌씨) A producer proposes to her TV station the idea of a documentary that follows the trials and tribulations of yo... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Surgeon vs. Psychiatrist (2013 Week 25)

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Doctor (닥터) The cosmetic surgeon Choi has a perfect life: he is one of the best in his profession, and married to the perfect woman. But eve... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: A Short Film Looking Up to the Big Shots (2013 Week 24)

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You Are More Than Beautiful (그녀의 연기) The father of Cheol-soo, who lives on Jeju Island, is about to die before he seeing his son get married... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: North Korean Spy To Save South Korean Market (2013 Week 23)

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Secretly Greatly (은밀하게 위대하게) Ryu-hwan is a North Korean elite spy trained to kill. He was sent two years ago as a sleeper agent in Seoul. He... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Behold, K-pop Star in Approach! (2013 Week 22)

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Rockin' on Heaven's Door   (뜨거운 안녕) A K-pop star, Chung-ui, caused a scandal by being involved in a brawl after consuming too much a... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Save The Documentaries (2013 Week 21)

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Dancing Forest (춤추는 숲) At the heart of the temple of globalization and consumerism that is Seoul lies a village created by some irreducible ... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Lotte and N.E.W. Join the Party (2013 Week 20)

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Happiness for Sale (미나문방구)   Kang Mi-na is making ​​many envious with her position as a public servant in a municipal district office. But o... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Local Studios Fight for Second Place (2013 Week 19)

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Boomerang Family (고령화가족) Following the recent commercial failure of his debut film, a 48 year-old director, In-mo, has no choice but to retu... Continue reading →