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| Lim Soo-jung | ... | Soo-mi Bae (Janghwa) | |
| Jung-ah Yum | ... | Eun-joo Heo (Stepmother) | |
| Kim Kap-su | ... | Moo-hyeon Bae (Father) | |
| Moon Geun-young | ... | Soo-yeon Bae (Hongryeon) | |
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Mi-hyeon Park | ... | Mrs. Bae (Su-mi's and Su-yeon's Mother) (as Park Mi-Hyun) |
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Gi-hong Woo | ... | Sun-kyu |
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Seung-bi Lee | ... | Mi-hee |
| Dae-yeon Lee | ... | Su-mi's Doctor | |
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No Seung-Jin | ... | Director Hwang |
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In-hyeok Song | ... | Mr. Jang |
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Yeong-sil Lee | ... | Middle-Aged Woman |
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Ae-ri Won | ... | Closet Ghost / Nurse 1 |
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Seong-Young Kim | ... | Nurse 2 |
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Song-i Kim | ... | Young Soo-mi |
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Seo-in Park | ... | Young Soo-yeon |
Two sisters who, after spending time in a mental institution, return to the home of their father and cruel stepmother. Once there, in addition to dealing with their stepmother's obsessive and unbalanced ways, an interfering ghost also affects their recovery. Written by Anonymous
Remarkably formulaic, but it has the right to be called one of the scariest movies ever made. The experience in the cinema was unforgettable. Some clichés are intentionally used in an effective way and some others are kicked out of the house. Ji-woon Kim is aware that what we need sometimes are some good heart attacks throughout, adding thought-provoking drama in the process, but when a film is different and tries to stand out, it shows. A good horror film.