Celebrating Halloween in Itaewon, Je (Im Hwa Young) finds herself in a terrifying situation when two brothers enter a bar seeking help. What begins as a potential robbery quickly escalates into murder, with the bartender dead and the younger brother panicking. Kang Tae (Nam Yeon Woo) calls his acquaintance Sen for help, who reluctantly agrees after being threatened with blackmail. Sen brings in Baek Gu (Park Se Jun), a fixer who can handle difficult situations. Trapped in the empty bar, these five morally compromised individuals become entangled in a night of constant betrayal, shifting allegiances, and brutal violence. As tensions rise and trust disintegrates, each character struggles to survive and escape the increasingly dangerous circumstances. This is a 2020 South Korean crime thriller film directed by Lee Don Ku.

On December 12, 1979, following President Park Chung Hee's assassination, Major General Chun Doo Gwang (Hwang Jung Min) arrests General Jeong Sang Ho (Lee Sung Min) and initiates a military coup. Commander Lee Tae Shin (Jung Woo Sung) of the Capital Garrison Command opposes Chun's power grab, rallying forces to stop the insurrection. As tensions escalate between the military factions, Chun's powerful allies support his aggressive takeover, creating a critical moment in South Korean political history. With military leaders divided and the nation in turmoil, the struggle for control becomes increasingly intense. This is a 2023 South Korean historical action drama film directed by Kim Sung Su, inspired by true events.

Joon Ki (Jang Hyuk), a popular PE teacher at a girls' high school, leads a seemingly perfect life with his pregnant wife Seo Yeon (Sun Woo Sun). When his student Young Eun (Jo Bo Ah) develops an intense infatuation and makes romantic advances, Joon Ki momentarily gives in to temptation. Attempting to end the inappropriate relationship, he discovers Young Eun's obsessive nature as she refuses to be dismissed. The situation escalates when she manipulates her way into tutoring at Joon Ki's home, threatening to expose their secret and potentially destroy his marriage. This psychological thriller explores the dangerous consequences of a momentary lapse in judgment. "Innocent Thing" is a 2014 South Korean thriller directed by Kim Tae Kyun.

Lee Jung Soo (Ha Jung Woo), an auto salesman, is driving home to celebrate his daughter's birthday when the Hado tunnel suddenly collapses around him. Miraculously surviving the catastrophic accident, he becomes trapped in the tunnel's wreckage. Dae Kyung (Oh Dal Soo), the head of the accident response team, and Lee's wife Se Hyun (Bae Doo Na) communicate with him, discovering he may not be the only survivor. As the rescue mission continues, political pressures mount to halt the search, threatening to compromise the ongoing tunnel construction. With time running out and hope dwindling, Lee Jung Soo must fight for survival amid the crushing concrete and rubble. This is a 2016 South Korean disaster drama directed by Kim Seong Hun.

Won Ryu Hwan, aka Dong Gu (Kim Soo Hyun), is the head of a North Korean sleeper cell based in South Korea. He poses as a simpleton and a convenience store clerk, but his secret mission is to keep a close eye on the townsfolk. When Seoul and Pyongyang strike a political deal that involves surrendering spies, Dong Gu and fellow North Korean spies Ri Hae Rang (Park Ki Woong), a bogus rock hopeful, and “high school student” Ri Hae Jin (Lee Hyun Woo) are ordered to commit suicide. As a menacing North Korean agent prepares to cross the border to ensure the trio is dead, can Dong Gu and the rest escape almost certain doom? This 2013 South Korean comedy-thriller movie was based on the webtoon Covertness by Hun and directed by Jang Cheol Soo.

Kim Man Seob (Song Kang Ho), a struggling taxi driver in 1980 Seoul, is burdened with hospital bills and raising his young daughter alone after his wife's death. When he overhears about a lucrative job driving a foreign journalist, he seizes the opportunity. Jürgen "Peter" Hinzpeter (Thomas Kretschmann), a West German reporter, seeks to document the civil unrest in Gwangju despite strict reporting restrictions. Together, they navigate dangerous roadblocks and military checkpoints to enter the city, becoming unexpected witnesses to the escalating Gwangju Uprising. As they risk their lives to capture the truth, Man Seob and Peter form an unlikely friendship, helping each other survive the dangerous circumstances and expose the critical events unfolding around them. This is a 2017 South Korean historical action film based on a true story, directed by Jang Hoon.

In 1950 South Korea, as the Korean War rages, the allied military devises a desperate strategy to recapture the port of Incheon by creating a diversion. They send 772 young, inexperienced soldiers, including private Choi Sung Pil (Choi Minho) and led by commander Lee Myung Joon (Kim Myung Min), on a seemingly suicidal mission to Jansari beach. Critically underequipped with minimal weapons, ammunition, and supplies, the raw recruits face overwhelming odds against North Korean forces. American reporter Maggie Higgins (Megan Fox) attempts to draw international attention to their perilous situation, racing against time to potentially save these young soldiers from certain destruction. This is a 2019 South Korean war movie based on a true story, directed by Kwak Kyung Taek and Kim Tae Hoon.

Rookie police officer Jung Ba Reum (Lee Seung Gi) and his partner Goo Moo Chi (Lee Hee Joon) are dedicated law enforcement officers whose world is turned upside down by a series of brutal murders. As a psychopathic serial killer terrorizes the nation, leaving chaos in his wake, Ba Reum and Moo Chi become obsessed with catching the elusive criminal. Their investigation leads them to explore the depths of psychopathic behavior, raising profound questions about the nature of evil and the thin line between justice and extreme action. Determined to understand and stop the killer, the officers find themselves in a dangerous game of cat and mouse that challenges their beliefs and pushes them to their limits. This is a 2021 South Korean crime thriller film directed by Choi Joon Bae and Kang Cheol Woo, expanding on the hit series "Mouse".

When reporter Im Sang Jin (Son Suk Ku) publishes a piece on the tyranny of a giant corporation, his work is denounced online as being fake, and he's suspended from work. He is mysteriously approached by an informant who alleges that there's a secret company dedicated to systematic online manipulation through fake news and ads — a troll factory. When Sang Jin publishes a story about this business, though, his informant disappears. Caught in a precarious position, does Sang Jin have what it takes to take down an enigmatic troll factory? Based on the novel “The Comments Army” by Chang Kang Myoung, this 2024 South Korean crime drama film was directed by Ahn Gooc Jin.

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.

Yoon Young (Hong Ye Ji), a 19-year-old high schooler living with her mute mother Kyung Sook (Kim Ji Young), accidentally kills a man attempting to sexually assault her. Sentenced to an adult prison and assigned the number 2037, she faces a challenging incarceration. Despite the harsh prison environment, Yoon Young forms unexpected bonds with her diverse cellmates, including Jung Mi (Jun So Min), the last woman in South Korea convicted of adultery, and other inmates ranging from fraudsters to those awaiting the death penalty. These women surprisingly support Yoon Young, helping her navigate the brutal realities of prison life. This is a 2022 South Korean movie written and directed by Mo Hong Jin.

Twenty-year-old Seol Hwa (Min Chae Eun) works at a wine bar, where she's known as the "Ice Princess" for her cold, aloof demeanor, despite her beauty. She's an incredibly attractive hostess, and catches the eye of Do Jin (Byun Jun Suk), the son of a wealthy conglomerate owner. Seol Hwa invites herself over to Do Jin's villa the following day, but to Do Jin's surprise, she's not alone – she's brought another man with her named Byeong Gu (Kim Dong Beom), but offers no explanation why. Clearly, there's more to Seol Hwa than meets the eye. What motives could she possibly hold, and what truths will emerge during the course of this tense staycation? This 2020 Korean movie was directed by Choi Hyeong Ryeol.

When Hye Young (Jang Seo Hee) hears that her daughter Yoo Ri (Kang An Na) has been found dead in a car with two other students, she is understandably distraught. However, Hye Young rejects the police's suspicion of a group suicide, believing that her "model student" daughter would never take her own life, accusing Yoo Ri's idol trainee classmate and homeroom teacher of being involved in her death. As the police and Hye Young's own investigations unfold, conflicting stories begin to emerge, and Hye Young is forced to reckon with the possibility that her overbearing "love" may have driven her daughter to conceal dark secrets.

Jong Su (Yoo Ah In), a struggling introvert, encounters Hae Mi (Jeon Jong Seo), a childhood friend who reignites a romantic connection before leaving for Africa. Upon her return, she introduces Ben (Steven Yeun), a wealthy and mysterious man who becomes her new companion. Ben reveals a disturbing hobby of arson, which intrigues and unsettles Jong Su. When Hae Mi suddenly disappears, Jong Su becomes increasingly obsessed with uncovering the truth behind her vanishing and Ben's dangerous predilections. His quest for answers leads him down a dark and uncertain path, blurring the lines between reality and suspicion. This is a 2018 South Korean psychological thriller directed by Lee Chang Dong, based on a short story by Haruki Murakami.