One of my favorite films ever is Chan-Wook Park’s Oldboy. It had an excellent premise, great acting, a strong story, nearly perfect cinematography and overall, just one of the best films I’ve ever seen. Now, America, as it seems to do with ANY film that has ANY success anywhere, has considered remaking Oldboy for several [...]

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The Good, The Bad, The Weird is an epic Korean western set in 1930 Manchuria directed by Kim Jee-Woon (A Tale of Two Sisters). It’s an incredible film, capturing the vibe of a Sergio Leone Spaghetti Western but delivering even more amazing action every step of the way.

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In a new telling of the Hans Christian Anderson tale of a pair of cured red shoes, Yong-gyun Kim delivers The Red Shoes, a film detailing the plight of a single mother who finds a pair of red shoes and decides to take them home and wear them. She soon finds out that she [...]

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