Credited cast: | |||
Zach Aguilar | ... | Deok-Su (voice) | |
Woo-hee Chun | ... | Mi-sook | |
Rebecca Davis | ... | (voice) | |
Dorah Fine | ... | (voice) | |
Chris Hackney | ... | Nam-soo (voice) (as Christopher Hackney) | |
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Yeong-Seon Kim | ... | Female shaman |
Joon Lee | ... | Nam-soo | |
Sung-min Lee | ... | Village Head | |
Seung-ryong Ryu | ... | The father / Wandering musician | |
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Goo Seung-Hyeon | ... | Yeong-nam |
South Korea after the Korean War. A father and also a musician is traveling with his son through the country to find a new home. They arrive at a remote village in the middle of the mountains. Though the people are polite, they seem also afraid of something. The father decides that they stay at night, because he thinks that they are just superstitious. But it turns out that the villagers are afraid because of supernatural and very deadly reason. Written by Anonymus
I recall watching the American movie Willard more than thirty years ago. Roddy McDowell was the star. He befriended a bunch of rats who obeyed him like trained dogs. This time around, a man travelling with his ten year-old son through the Korean countryside, stops at a remote village where the people are hiding from the war. They have a major rat infestation and the stranger agrees to rid them of the rodents for the price of a pig. He uses an ingenious method to extract the vermin. Betrayal follows soon after and that is when the fun begins. Revenge is sweet and I will leave it at that. The film is a bit too long but it is a fun ride nonetheless.