Directed by:
Joon-hwan JangScreenplay:
Joon-hwan JangCinematography:
Kyung-pyo HongComposer:
Dong-joon LeeCast:
Ha-kyun Shin, Yoon-shik Baek, Ju-bong Gi, Roe-ha Kim, Seong-min Park, Adolf Hitler (a.f.), Jae-yong Lee, Jung-min Hwang, Soo-jung Ye, Ki-cheon Kim (more)Plots(1)
Hopped up on conspiracy theories and sci-fi, Lee, blue collar sack, is on a mission to save the world. Andromedan aliens have infiltrated human society and are planning to destroy the planet at the next lunar eclipse. The one alien possessing the Royal Genetic Code needed to stop this plan just happens to be his old boss. With the help of his circus performer girlfriend, he kidnaps and tortures him in a desperate attempt to expose his alien identity. With time running out, how far will Lee go to get his confession? (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews (2)
Bizarrely non-bizarre, (non)absurd, mystifying (non)mystification. It’s a non-horror horror movie, non-musical musical, non-comedy comedy, non-sci-fi sci-fi movie, non-thriller thriller, non-parody parody and many other non genre genres. It’s simply no-nonsense nonsense. Only one thing can be said with a complete certainty, although a bit uncertainly. It’s original to the rafters. A bit too much in places. To tell the truth I’m not sure what to think about it, so I don’t think anything and just enjoy it. I think without thinking that it’s in its own very specific way maybe even pure genius.
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There are two reasons why I give movies ratings this low. Either they're just weak or they disgust me in some way. This is a case of the latter. I would be looking in vain for any positives in terms of the script and the entire concept. It's twisted, crazy, and perverted. Ha-kyun Shin may be a great actor, but I don't think he knows how to pick roles. Still, he's the only reason I'm not giving it a straight boo. 1 star.
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