What’s Korean Cinema? takes a trip back to the origin points of the Korean cinema new wave and one of its elite directors Kim Jee-woon as we discuss 1998’s The Quiet Family. It was also remade in Japan by Takashi Miike and we fast forward to a darkly comedic tale in 2015 in the form of Alice In Earnestland. Click images or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1808
Classic Tsui Hark fantasy, Alan Tam and George Lam are back together on one episode and we take a look back on when the Pang Brothers scared the crap out of audiences in 2002 with The Eye. Click images or links below to access the shows! Continue reading Post ID 1808
Vintage and modern Korean horror plus an American remake, check out the coverage across 3 episodes of What’s Korean Cinema? by clicking the links or the artworks below! Continue reading Post ID 1808
The anchor show of the network rolls out a trio of shows with discussions on the Hong Kong zombie, slasher, time travel and Lunar New Year-movie. Enjoy the latest episodes on among others Bio Zombie, Dream Home, Iceman Cometh and Project A2. Click images or links after the jump to access the shows. Continue reading Post ID 1808
Eeeeeevil Korean woman, reprehensible humans beings, in black and white, through the eyes of director Kim Ki-young. this means, What’s Korean Cinema? takes you back to 1960 and The Housemaid. Cue lightning. Click image or link below to access the show!
What’s Korean Cinema? 18 – The Housemaid
+ Bonus Episode
For the 50 year anniversary of Kim Ki-young’s 1960 classic we reviewed on What’s Korean Cinema? 18, director Im Sang-soo directed what is mostly said to be a reinterpretation of Kim’s movie but it was still brought out as The Housemaid. Rightly or not. Hear Kenny B and Paul Quinn extend their Housemaid-coverage in this website exclusive bonus episode (it’s introduced as episode 22 but is in fact the 23rd. Sorry about that). Click image or link below to access the show!
Podcast On Fire Network Bonus Episode 23: The Housemaid (2010)
