Like the idea behind Park Chan-wook’s “Thirst”, but can’t understand a lick of what they’re saying in the previous trailers? Have no fear, non-Korean speaking movie watchers, here’s the first English trailer (with subtitles) for Park’s “Thirst”, his...

Park Chan-wook’s “Thirst”, the tale of a priest who turns into a vampire after a failed blood transfusion, opened last April in South Korea, and is headed to the States later this year. Three posters for the movie below, including a look at the banned South Korean one-sheet that has...

In “Sympathy for Lady Vengeance” and “Oldboy’ director Chan-wook Park’s latest movie “Thirst”, Kang-ho Song (”The Host”) stars as a priest who is accidentally turned into a vampire during a failed medical experiment. Which, let me tell you, won’t...

Chan-wook Park’s newest movie, the vampire horror flick “Evil Live” has apparently been retitled “Thirst”. CNN got around to talking to Park in their Talk Asia segment, and the director of “Old Boy” and “Sympathy for Lady Vengeance”, among many, many...

South Korean director Park Chan-Wook was apparently having a lot of trouble finding a leading lady for his vampire movie (tentatively titled “Evil Live”), mostly due to the film requiring a healthy amount of sex and nudity from her. Now it appears as if Park has finally found someone willing...

According to Fangoria, who quotes a Hollywood Reporter article that I’m unable to find, South Korean director Chan-wook Park (”Oldboy”, the “Sympathy” films) will be directing a Korean vampire movie to star Song Kang-ho (”The Host”) as “a priest who becomes...