#Yoo In-sik

[k-star-holic]

'Master3' Seo Hyun-jin will also return to StonewallHospital, Season 4 will also be produced

Source: k-star-holic.blogspot.com

[starfruitfleet]

Exhuma (2024) dir. Jang Jae-hyun

[khuantru]

There's a scene in 'Exhuma' which is cool to see similarities between Asia cultures regarding supernatural curses / grudge.

Burying a deceased in a coffin where its standing rather than flat is to birth a curse within the family & outsider.

My understanding is, bury a coffin standing is to place a curse (because the dead is not laid to rest), however if the coffin is unearthed and broken.

The spirit is free, so the curse is reverted back to the person(s) until death is claimed by the evil spirit. (I think)

[magicaldragons]

say it with me 👏🏽

a lot of us are not shipping si-o & namsoon blindly. we want REDEMPTION, more than any romance arc. especially considering the writers gave him the desire to leave the mafia:

he clearly explores the idea of potentially choosing the light, in multiple scenes, it's not a hidden detail or a headcannon

the writers have given si-o and namsoon multiple, (multiple) romantic scenes. they INTENDED for part of the audience to ship them as well – it's a love triangle. intentionally.

yes, the casting team chose an aesthetically pleasing actor to play this role because they want him to be likable – but the reason many people like ryu si-o is NOT solely because he's "hot" — he has a hashed out past that the audience either connects with or relates to, in some way.

-> a lot of the people who support his character, support him not because they're attracted to someone with trauma/someone who will perpetuate abuse, but because they see aspects of themselves in his character: a neglected child, who faced terrible situations and wants simply to live.

a very important distinction:

getting redemption does not mean he gets away scot-free with his crimes, it means he realizes that there is an option for him to have a life outside of his trauma and gets the privilege to have that, while paying for his actions, either legally or morally.

[hotpotdragon]

Old Boy (2003)

[olvaheiner]

올드보이 // Old Boy (2003)

[horrorcrypt12]

Day 17 🎃:

Train to Busan (2016)

[k-star-holic]

⁇ Master Kim3 ⁇ Why is Woo Young Woo ⁇ SEK Appearing Thanks to Yoo In-sik Director ⁇

[moviemosaics]

Exhuma

directed by Jang Jae-hyun, 2024

[khuantru]

I love this movie so far, just an hour 15 minutes in.

If you are a fan of supernatural thrillers. You'll enjoy this movie.

movie: Exhuma (2024)

Lee Do-hyun, Kim Go-eun, Choi Min-sik & Yoo Hai-Jin

[magicaldragons]

episode 11 was intense: an analysis

i'm surprisingly okay with the way they handled the first scene, where shi-oh confesses? they didn’t make a joke out of it, or give a definite answer, and they didn’t complicate that scene by adding the perspective of any other characters, 8/10 for now

sort of strongly dislike how quick hwang geum ju was to place all the blame on the dad?? like, i have not seen her give her son the time of day, since...forever

namsoon's development is vv wholesome to watch in a way: she's picking up on all these concepts and being very receptive to her experiences while simultaneously being very mature – as childish as she acts, i have not seen her once do anything i would really disapprove of (though she's been a little overconfident in her strength, but we see her understand in this episode that her strength cannot fix all problems), which is also why it's a bit confusing because her curiosity and desire to help and understand people shuts down somewhat when it comes to ryu shi-oh, which might be lazy writing or that she's too focused on what things look like from her mom's perspective

ryu shi oh trying to escape,,,baby ryu shi oh trying to escape,,,with binbin,,i have more to say after i feel sad for a bit

what was that dramatic sparkle noise when the mother hugged nam-in?? are they trying to imply that receiving warmth/affection/love reduces the effects of the drugs? 💀 because it even happened again with nam-in later in the episode, and they hinted to that correlation when they showed ryu-shi-oh turning almost completely emotionless when he took the drugs, and not giving nam-soon any kind of smile/warmth, i might be going crazy, tell me someone else saw that

ps: if there IS a correlation, we better have a scene of nam-soon reaching out to shi-oh, while he's under the drug's effects? for scientific purposes...i sound delusional 😃

it wasn't enough, but i'm glad we're seeing hwang geum ju realize the consequences of her views and remarks on nam-in's weight, it's not a fix-all, but it's a start

on a major note, i'm pretty concerned for hee-sik's life rn o.O

[horrorcrypt12]

Day 12 🎃:

Exhuma (2024) - Pamyo

[k-star-holic]

"Kim Min-jae" "Master Kim", the beginning and last Spin-off of his twenties" (Ex's scene)

[somosorigen]

Exhuma… El Diablo Está En Los Detalles.

Las mejores películas son siempre las que saben con pocos recursos contarte una gran  historia, y Exhuma es un ejemplo de ponerte los pelos de punta y sorprenderte sin necesidad de tanta parafernalia, es una gran cinta sobre lo paranormal… Continue reading Exhuma… El Diablo Está En Los Detalles.