this netflix korean thriller is pretty good — quite thrilling and entertaining. there's nothing particularly surprising, but i couldn’t help giggling at how insane that pastor was, seeing images and figures in every little thing (i did the same as a kid, just not religious related stuff lmao)
the cinematography is what you would expect a movie from 2025 to be: professional. but i really disliked those moments when the camera was locked onto the actors’ faces and moved with their head movements… is this a tiktok or a movie?
*“You see, most tragedies in life are caused by a combination of circumstances we can't control.
Things like the devil and monsters are created by humans to justify themselves.”**
*
i loved how atheistic the plot was after all, religious traumas are the stupidest and most fucked up thing in this world.
we created religions to help us cope with what happens in here, not to make this life hell on earth for god's sake.
anyway, Ryu Junyeol's eyes are so beautiful i feel like i could stare into them forever
this netflix korean thriller is pretty good — quite thrilling and entertaining. there's nothing particularly surprising, but i couldn’t help giggling at how insane that pastor was, seeing images and figures in every little thing (i did the same as a kid, just not religious related stuff lmao)
the cinematography is what you would expect a movie from 2025 to be: professional. but i really disliked those moments when the camera was locked onto the actors’ faces and moved with their head movements… is this a tiktok or a movie?
*“You see, most tragedies in life are caused by a combination of circumstances we can't control.
Things like the devil and monsters are created by humans to justify themselves.”**
*
i loved how atheistic the plot was after all, religious traumas are the stupidest and most fucked up thing in this world.
we created religions to help us cope with what happens in here, not to make this life hell on earth for god's sake.
anyway, Ryu Junyeol's eyes are so beautiful i feel like i could stare into them forever