Korean filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho has traded zombies for psychological horror in his latest Netflix thriller, digging deeper into the darkness of human nature while keeping his signature moral complexity ...

Veteran Korean filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho is currently in production for his new zombie film titled Gunche. Slated for release next year, the Gunche marks Yeon’s first collaboration with Jun, who returns ...

"With twisted faith, Madness begins." Netflix has revealed a teaser trailer for a new Korean religious thriller film titled Revelations, the new Netflix feature from Train to Busan director Yeon ...

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Train to Busan'sYeon Sang-ho is officially developing another zombie movie. The South Korean director previously helmed the ...

After large-canvas hits like 'Train to Busan' and 'Hellbound,' the filmmaker has downshifted to a more intimate psychological horror feature — with Oscar winner Alfonso Cuarón as his executive ...

After spending the last few years on other projects, Yeon Sang-Ho returns to the undead (and possibly Train to Busan) with 2026's Gunche. Reading time 1 minute Did you like Train to Busan and its ...

This interview with writer/director Yeon Sang-ho and the cast of The Ugly was conducted via translator Kaila Wang and edited for clarity. Writer/director Yeon Sang-ho never shies away from tackling ...

From the devilish dystopia of Hellbound to the climate change fable of Jung_E, and, of course, the blood-splattering zombie uprising of the Train to Busan franchise, South Korean director Yeon Sang-ho ...

"What awakened his monster?" Now this looks extra unsettling and very good. Netflix has debuted the main official trailer a new Korean religious horror thriller titled Revelations, the latest Netflix ...

Yeon Sang-ho’s “The Ugly” climbed to the top of the Korean box office with $1.9 million from 254,828 admissions over Sept. 19–21, edging past “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle,” which ...