Warning: CyberHell is not for those with weak stomachs. It is disgusting. It is vile and it is heartbreaking. Hearing the accounts will mess with your mind and stay with you long after the documentary is done. Having these demons behind bars is not enough justice for the women whose lives they destroyed. The torture that they subjected their victims to would stay with the women for their entire lives and their torturers deserve to suffer the same same, and even worse. I hope that karma gets to everyone who participated in this monstrosity.
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Lee Kwang Soo will be leaving the cast of Running Man after 11 years. The actor’s agency King […]
The Flu, I think, can be compared to the best disaster movies I’ve seen. Sure, its small scale in terms of location since it only covers a city with a half a million population, but because of the area’s proximity to the the capital city of Seoul, the sense of urgency automatically magnifies ten-fold.
All in all, director Yeon Sang-ho’s Train to Busan was a well executed zombie movie that offered more than the usual scares. It adds value to the genre by appealing to the emotions of the audience, making it more effective than expected. The good news is its still showing in some cinemas so its not yet too late to catch the last trip (Sorry, I’ll stop with these puns now) and leave you to decide how to feel about it.
With the number of blockbuster movies to watch out for this year, Olympus Has Fallen seemed undermarketed compared […]
I must admit that at first, I was a bit hesitant to try out food in Korea as […]
When I visited Seoul with my family last week, I was completely blown away by the Koreans’ obvious […]
I’ve always been a fan of Korean dramas. I just can’t get enough of them — romcoms, dramas, […]
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