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Rolling Stone India lists Korean horror titles to watch this Halloween

The list spans films and dramas from The Wailing to Exhuma, with several 2024-era releases highlighted as recommendations.

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The gist

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  • Rolling Stone India has published a Halloween list of Korean horror films and dramas
  • Picks include Salmokji: Whispering Water, If Wishes Could Kill, Colony, Hope and The East Palace
  • The article says Korean horror often mixes genres such as folklore, sci-fi and technology

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    The Wailing

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What's new

Rolling Stone India has put together a Halloween watchlist of Korean horror titles. The piece points to earlier well-known works such as The Wailing, Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum, Sweet Home, All of Us Are Dead and Train to Busan, then moves to five newer releases it recommends. Among them are Salmokji: Whispering Water, If Wishes Could Kill, Colony, Hope and The East Palace. The article describes Salmokji as a folk horror film that brings modern technology into its story, with a crew's phones and GPS leading them into danger.

Why it matters

The list reflects a broader point the article makes: Korean horror rarely stays within one genre. According to the piece, filmmakers blend folklore with science fiction and ritual with technology, which helps explain why the genre keeps drawing audiences looking for unexpected plots.

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What we don't know yet

The article does not say how these titles performed at the box office or with critics, and it does not indicate where they are streaming.

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