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Encapsulated Cinema: Ghastly, Head, and Midnight FM
Ghastly (2011)There aren’t too many movies out there that feature a small children stabbing their classmates in the neck with number two pencils. As you can probably imagine, there’s a very good reason for...
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Kim Sang Man’s Midnight FM Coming to English-Subtitled DVD
Can you play Region 3 DVDs? If so, you’re in luck. Director Kim Sang Man’s radio-oriented thriller “Midnight FM” is headed to DVD this October. The bonus, of course, is that the disc comes...
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Midnight FM (2010) Movie Review
“Midnight FM” is a Korean suspense thriller with real star power in the form of leads Soo Ae (“Sunny”) and Yoo Ji Tae (“Old Boy”), who come together in a homicidal cat and mouse...
Read More »Kim Sang-man’s Midnight FM Headed to South Korean DVD This February
The best thing about the release of director Kim Sang-man’s “Midnight FM” on Region 3 DVD is that the film will be subtitled in English. This is fantastic news, as my Korean is practically...
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Yet Another Thrilling Trailer for Midnight FM
It’s no secret, dear readers: I am jonesing for this movie like nobody’s business. Between the previously-released teaser, the promotional pics, and the snazzy posters, yours truly can’t seem to get enough of “Midnight...
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Several Shadowy New Pics from the South Korean Thriller Midnight FM
In case you’re a little late to the proverbial party, yours truly is pretty excited about the upcoming South Korean thriller “Midnight FM” (aka “Late Night FM”), due in part to the presence of...
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Tune Into the New Poster for the Korean Thriller Midnight FM
Regardless if you call it “Midnight FM” or “Late-Night FM”, I’m excited about this movie. The idea of a DJ trying to save a kidnapped family sounds intriguing, if not a bit hokey. Although...
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Teaser Trailer for Creepy Korean Flick Late-Night FM
When it comes to delivering intense, well-crafted thrillers, South Korea is at the very top of the proverbial pile. “Chaser”, “Oldboy”, and “Memories of Murder” are among my absolute favorites, and rank as some...
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