Credited cast: | |||
Shin Ha-kyun | ... | Lee Byeong-gu | |
Yun-shik Baek | ... | Kang Man-shik | |
Jung-min Hwang | ... | Su-ni | |
Jae-yong Lee | ... | Inspector Choo | |
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Ju-hyeon Lee | ... | Inspector Kim |
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Ju-bong Gi | ... | Squad Leader Lee |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Jae-Jin Jung | ... | Noah |
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Dong-hyeon Kim | ||
Roe-ha Kim | |||
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Mu-hyeon Lee | ||
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Woong-jae Won | ... | Detective Jang |
A traumatized young man abducts Korean leaders, believing they're toxic reptilian aliens - a fifth column launching a takeover of beloved Earth. Stumped law enforcement geniuses half-seriously hire a disgraced, disheveled private detective with a long-ago history of super-crime solving. The alienated South Korean youngster Lee Byeong-gu builds an isolated basement command post/torture chamber/film studio to force the awful truth out of the slimy, uncooperative politicians and businesspeople, then alert the public. Byeong-gu is helped by his devoted girlfriend, who buys his theories, but wonders if his horrible childhood has colored his thinking. Written by David Stevens
This is one of the most unprecented korean films I've ever seen. It contains almost every film genre, horror, comedy, action, thriller and so on. The story is very rare to find in the main stream movis. The plot was so surprising. Acting, and cinematography were also superb. Assuming that it's the director's dubut film, I expect that he becomes a great master as he keeps making movies. This is a true rule breaker. Other Korean fist timer directors, who made such crap as "Jungle Juice" and "My wife is a gangster" and there are so many, should reflect on themselves.