Jul 20 2026

Teaser trailer for movie “The Assassin(s)”

First teaser trailer added for movie “The Assassin(s)” starring Yu Hae-Jin, Park Hae-Il, and Lee Min-Ho. Movie is a political thriller set in 1974, revolving around a detective, newspaper editor, and a rookie reporter in the aftermath a presidential assassination attempt. Captions in the teaser trailer states:

(0:05) “From the production company of ‘12.12: The Day'”
(0:10) “August 15, 1974”
(0:18) “Assassination attempt on the First Lady”
(0:25) “Disappeared bullet”
(0:29) “Hidden truth”
(0:33) “Who is behind it?”
(0:36 ) “Yu Hae-Jin”
(0:37) “Park Hae-Il”
(0:37) “Lee Min-Ho”
(0:44) “Assassins (Korean Movie).”

“The Assassin(s)” will be released September, 2026 in South Korea.

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Jul 15 2026

Teaser posters and release date for movie “The Journey to Gyeongju”

Two teaser posters and release date set for movie “The Journey to Gyeongju” starring Lee Jung-Eun, Kong Hyo-Jin, Park So-Dam, and Lee Yeon. The film is set up as a black comedy crime thriller set around a mother and her three daughters as they take a road trip to take revenge upon a person responsible for the death of their family member. Caption on the left poster states “Kidnap the murderer” and caption on the right poster states “The trip was an alibi, the purpose was to take revenge. Kidnap the murderer.”

“The Journey to Gyeongju” is now set for release August 26, 2026 in South Korea.

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Jul 3 2026

Character posters for movie “Hope”

Here’s 6 character posters for movie “Hope” starring Hwang Jung-Min, Zo In-Sung, & Jung Ho-Yeon. Movie is directed by Na Hong-Jin and the film is his first film directed since 2016 movie “The Wailing.” The character posters are of three main characters played by Hwang Jung-Min, Zo In-Sung and Jung Ho-Yeon. In the film, Hwang Jung-Min plays Beom-Seok. He is the head of a local outpost striving to protect residents from an unidentified creature who suddenly appears in the village. Zo In-Sung plays Sung-Ki. He is a young man who heads into mountain to chase after the unidentified creature that attacks the village. Jung Ho-Yeon plays Sung-Ae. One of her character poster shows her pointing her rifle at those who crossed the line.

“Hope” will be released July 15, 2026 in South Korea.

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Jun 30 2026

Two teaser posters & release date for movie “Assassins”

Two teaser posters added for movie “Assassins” starring Yu Hae-Jin, Park Hae-Il, and Lee Min-Ho. The mystery thriller film directed by Hur Jin-Ho (“The Last Princess“) is based around a true event: the assassination of the First Lady on Liberation Day in 1974. Caption on the first poster states “The 1974 First Lady assassination incident” and the second poster states “August 15, 1974, the First Lady assassination Incident.”

“Assassins” is now set for release September, 2026 (during Korea’s Thanksgiving holiday).

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Jun 2 2026

Main trailer and poster for movie “Husbands in Action”

Main trailer and poster added for Netflix distributed movie “Husbands in Action” starring Jin Sun-Kyu and Gong Myung. In the main trailer, Si-Nae’s (Kang Han-Na) ex-husband Choong-Sik (Jin Sun-Kyu) and current husband Min-Seok (Gong Myung), who bicker whenever they meet, both receive a phone call. The two mean learn Si-Nae and her daughter Yeon-Ju have been kidnapped. Choong-Sik and Min-Seok join forces to rescue them, but it’s not so easy.

“Husbands in Action” will be available to stream from June 19, 2026.

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May 13 2026

Lee Min-Ki and Hyungwon cast in movie “Grim Reaper Life Extension Project”

Lee Min-Ki and Hyungwon from Monsta X are cast in movie “Grim Reaper Life Extension Project.” The film that blends fantasy with human black comedy will be directed by Lee Gye-Byeok (“Sweet & Sour“). The film will have Lee Min-Ki and Hyungwon play grim reapers with distinct personalities. They somehow work together on the forbidden practice of life extension.

Filming for “Grim Reaper Life Extension Project” has already completed and the movie is now in the post-production phase. The film is expected to be released sometime in the second half of this year in South Korea.

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May 11 2026

Main trailer for comedy music film “Wild Sing”

Main trailer added for comedy music film “Wild Sing” starring Gang Dong-Won, Um Tae-Goo, & Park Ji-Hyun. Movie follows three former members of a music group. The group was led by Hyun-Woo (Gang Dong-Won) and he attempts to track down his former band mates for a reunion concert. Narration in the trailer goes:

(0:05) Gang Dong-Won “Choreography!”
(0:09) Gang Dong-Won “I make it.”
(0:10) Um Tae-Goo “He clearly promised me this team was an hip-hop team with rap as the main focus, but i am just dancing.”
(0:14) Um Tae-Goo “Slam the sound!”
(0:16) Park Ji-Hyun “I don’t have a single day of rest.”
(0:18) Park Ji-Hyun “What are you staring at?”
(0:20) Park Ji-Hyun “You’re going to get slapped.”
(0:21) Shin Ha-Kyun “Three-member co-ed group.”
(0:24) Gang Dong-Won, Um Tae-Goo and Park Ji-Hyun “Triangle.”
(0:40) anonymous voice “The popular co-ed group Triangle has been embroiled in plagiarism allegations.”
(0:45) Gang Dong-Won “This must be a dream.”
(0:46) anonymous voice “It’s has been so long since you were active that people don’t know you.”
(0:48) Gang Dong-Won “Concert?”
(0:50) anonymous voice “A few teams cancelled, so i contacted you urgently.”
(0:53) Gang Dong-Won “Let’s stand on stage again.”
(0:54) Um Tae-Goo “you shut up and get lost.”
(0:55) Gang Dong-Won “Hey, Byun Do-Mi”
(0:56) Gang Dong-Won “It’s me. Hwang Hyun-Woo”
(0:57) Park Ji-Hyun “Cute, even threatening me?
(1:00) Gang Dong-Won “Let’s reunite.”
(1:01) Gang Dong-Won “Triangle”
(1:01) Park Ji-Hyun “Bullshit”
(1:03) Oh Jung-Se “So you mean i can stand on stage again?”
(1:07) anonymous voice “Let’s go!
(1:09) Um Tae-Goo “We can really perform, right?”
(1:13) Oh Jung-Se “Let’s go!”
(1:15) Um Tae-Goo “Police car behind.”
(1:16) Gang Dong-Won “Step on the gas right now!”
(1:22) Gang Dong-Won “See you soon.”

“Wild Sing” will be released June 3, 2026 in South Korea.

May 8 2026

See list of winners & nominees at the “62nd Annual BaekSang Arts Awards”

See list of winners and nominees at the just concluded “62nd Annual BaekSang Arts Awards.” On the movie side, actor Yu Hae-Jin won the Grand Prize for his performance in “The King’s Warden.” On the drama series side, actor Ryu Seung-Ryong won the Grand Prize for his performance in JTBC drama series “The Dream Life of Mr. Kim.” The “Best Film” award went to Park Chan-Wook‘s “No Other Choice” and “Best Drama” award went to Netflix drama series “You and Everything Else” starring Kim Go-Eun and Park Ji-Hyun.