Hwang Jung Min (played by himself), a renowned Korean film star, becomes the target of a sinister kidnapping plot during his own movie premiere. Initially dismissing the abduction as a prank, Jung Min soon realizes the grave danger he faces when his captors reveal their brutal intentions. Held hostage and demanding an astronomical ransom, Jung Min must find a way to escape within twenty-four hours while facing increasingly violent threats. Trapped and desperate, he must use his wits and resources to survive this terrifying ordeal and outwit his ruthless kidnappers. Based on the 2015 Chinese film "Saving Mr. Wu", this is a 2021 South Korean reality action thriller film directed by Pil Kam Sung.

Desperate for money to pay for his mother's medical bills, unemployed young man Min Je (Kim Mu Yeol) decides to get his apartment deposit money back. Unfortunately, he loses everything to a gangster as a repayment of his debt. The money swiftly changes hands: first to loan shark Baek (Im Won Hee), then to Assemblyman Moon (Jun Kwang Ryul), who maintains ties to organized crime. Tired of having to give up money to Assemblyman Moon, Baek hires Park (Lee Kyung Young) to kill him, and plans to provide Park with a gun he obtained from Detective Choi (Park Hee Soon) while the two were gambling... but the deliveryman accidentally gives the gun to Min Je instead. This sets off a frantic race between seven men to get their hands on the money and the gun, but they each have their own motives. This 2018 Korean movie was directed by Heo Joon Hyung.

When veteran police detective In Ho (Song Kang Ho) learns of terrorism threats against an upcoming flight, he launches an urgent investigation. Despite his efforts, he can only watch helplessly as Korean flight 501 departs Incheon Airport for Hawaii. Aboard the plane, bioterrorist Jin Seok (Im Siwan) releases a deadly virus, causing passengers to fall ill rapidly. Former pilot Jae Hyuk (Lee Byung Hun) steps in to help the struggling crew, becoming an unexpected hero while trying to protect his daughter. On the ground, Transport Minister Sook Hee (Jeon Do Yeon) collaborates with Detective In Ho to establish a counterterrorism task force, racing against time to prevent further catastrophe. As the virus spreads and panic escalates, the fate of the passengers hangs in the balance. This is an intense high-stakes thriller that explores the potential devastation of a mid-air biological attack. "Emergency Declaration" is a 2021 South Korean disaster-action film directed by Han Jae Rim.

In this gripping thriller, a mysterious man (Yoon Kye Sang) awakens after a traffic accident with no memory of his identity, discovering a gunshot wound and a designer suit. He quickly realizes he is trapped in a bizarre cycle of body-switching every 12 hours, moving between different people's bodies at midday and midnight. As he navigates this surreal experience, he becomes convinced he is connected to the criminal underworld and suspects someone is actively pursuing him. The woman named Moon (Lim Jin Yeon) appears to be crucial to unraveling his true identity and the dangerous circumstances surrounding him. With time running out and the threat of violent gangland crime looming, he must uncover the truth about his past and survive the constant body transformations. "Spiritwalker" is a 2020 South Korean movie that was directed by Yoon Jae Geun.

At a sinister secret hospital, Doctor Baek (Jo Min Soo) and Choi (Park Hee Soon) conduct horrific experiments on children. When their operation goes awry, one young girl escapes and is taken in by a compassionate couple. A decade later, Ja Yoon (Kim Da Mi) has grown into a young woman with extraordinary telekinetic powers, with no memory of her past. Struggling to help her adoptive parents through financial hardship, she enters a reality TV contest in Seoul, planning to use her abilities to win the prize money. During her journey, she encounters a mysterious man (Choi Woo Shik) who claims to know her, while shadowy figures from her past emerge, determined to recapture her. This is a 2018 South Korean supernatural thriller directed by Park Hoon Jung.

Elite safe-cracker Ji Hyuk (Kim Woo Bin) is no stranger to crime, regularly conducting heists with counterfeiter Koo In (Ko Chang Seok). However, their latest plan to steal diamonds from high-end jewelry store owner President Jo (Kim Yeong Cheol), requires more technical knowledge, so Koo In introduces Ji Hyuk to elite hacker Jong Bae (Lee Hyun Woo). While rumors swirl around Jong Bae's unstable allegiances, the trio decide to proceed – only to get caught by President Jo, who decides to utilize their skills to steal over 100 million dollars from the Incheon Customs secure vault. Will President Jo get his way, or do these con artists have something else up their sleeves?

During a confrontation with a killer, detective Seon Du (Jo Han Sun) narrowly survived a life-threatening injury. Luckily, he was able to get an organ transplant, enabling his return to active duty. Years later, while Seon Du is investigating serial killer Gyu Jong (Jeong Jin Woon), he uncovers a chilling connection: both he and Gyu Jong received organs from the same donor – who happens to be the very killer Seon Du apprehended previously. Even more unsettlingly, the two find that they are bound by "cellular memory" caused by the donor's traits and habits transferring into them. What will happen between these two men who live very different lives but are tied together through a chilling twist of fate?

May 18, 1980 marked the date of the Gwangju Uprising, when state troops killed and wounded thousands of civilians for protesting against the newly installed military dictator and implementation of martial law. Twenty-six years later, five individuals whose family members perished in the massacre unite to enact revenge against the former dictator: gangster Kwak Jin Bae (Jin Goo), Olympic shooter Shim Mi Jin (Han Hye Jin), policeman Kwon Jeong Hyuk (Lim Seul Ong), businessman Kim Ju Ahn (Bae Soo Bin), and mastermind Chairman Kim (Lee Kyung Young). Each person has their own motives and desires for participating, but as they plan and execute their mission, they must consider whether or not this assassination will bring them the justice and peace they hoped for. This 2012 Korean film, based on the webtoon of the same name by Kang Full, was directed by Cho Geun Hyun in his directorial debut.

Tensions are high in 1933 Japan-occupied Korea, as an assassination attempt has just been made on the Japanese governor-general. The suspects? A Korean anti-Japanese resistance group known as the "Shadow Corps" that aims to overthrow Japanese colonial rule. The Japanese authorities suspect a member of the Shadow Corps, codenamed "Phantom," has infiltrated their ranks. Police captain Kaito Takahara (Park Hae Soo) gathers a group of people suspected of being Phantom – police officer Junji Murayama (Sul Kyung Gu), communications officer Park Cha Kyung (Lee Ha Nee), government secretary Yuriko (Park So Dam), and code-cracker Cheon Eun Ho (Seo Hyun Woo) – in an isolated hotel for interrogation, leading to a high-stakes race to figure out who the real Phantom is while trying to protect themselves. This film was based on Chinese author Mai Jia's 2007 novel Feng Sheng.

Jung Man (Bae Sung Woo), a struggling office worker facing bankruptcy, discovers an abandoned designer bag filled with cash in a sauna locker. Desperate and conflicted, he hides the bag while contemplating his next move. Soon, other interested parties, including Yeon Hee (Jeon Do Yeon), a brothel madam, and Tae Young (Jung Woo Sung), a customs agent in debt, learn about the mysterious bag and plot to claim it for themselves. As multiple characters converge around the tempting fortune, tensions rise and dangerous intentions emerge. This is a 2020 South Korean crime thriller directed by Kim Yong Hoon.