K-Horror

K-Horror, o "terror coreano" (del inglés Korean Horror), es el término que se aplica a las películas de terror provenientes de Corea del Sur.

Lista de películas de terror coreanas

Ver películas de terror coreano para una lista más exhaustiva.

Algunas películas reconocidas de terror coreano son:

• A Tale of Two Sisters
• Acacia
• APT
• Arang
• Bunshinsaba
• Cello
• Cinderella
• Dead Friend
• Death Bell
• Doll Master
• Evil Twin
• Face
• Gabal
• A Ghost Story of Joseon Dynasty
• Hansel y Gretel
• Into the Mirror
• Loner
• Memento Mori
• Muoi: The Legend of a Portrait
• Nightmare
• Phone
• R-Point
• The Record
• The Red Shoes
• Red Eye
• The Ring Virus
• Say Yes
• Sorum
• Someone Behind You
• Suddenly at Midnight
• Tell Me Something
• The Host
• Three (2002)
• Three Extremes
• To Sir, with Love
• Unborn But Forgotten
• The Uninvited
• Train to Busan
• Voice

Directores de horror coreanos

• Eu-Pho Jin-Gook
• Bong Joon-ho
• Kim Dong-bin
• Park Ki-hyeong
• Kim Ji-woon
• Kong Su-chang

Enlaces externos

• Korean Horror Movies - Korean horror community
• Discovering Korean Cinema: Horror - an analysis by Kevin Gilvear (DVD Times)
• K-Horror Needs A Haircut - an essay by "Seattle Maggie" (Cinecultist)
• K-Horror is New J-Horror - an essay by Jason Silverman (Wired.com)
• Who are the Asian Scream Queens? - an analysis by Staci Wilson (About.com)
• Korean Horror & Suspense Movies - a list of Korean horror film reviews (About.com)
• Seoul's Long, Hot, Horrid Summer - an analysis of horror's allure within Korean society by Andrew Salmon (International Herald Tribune)
• List of Asian horror movies

• Datos: Q5620056