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A movie based on a Korean web horror comic. It depicts a dystopia where people who are too obsessed with the beauty and ugliness of themselves and others end up.

I'd be lying if I said I didn't have any complaints about the quality of the 3D animation, but it's a masterpiece that clearly reflects the problems of modern Korean society. A Korean YouTuber said that in Korea, if you don't look good, you will be at a disadvantage when it comes to finding a job, so some people undergo plastic surgery beforehand. With advances in plastic surgery technology, lookism in South Korea seems to be intensifying year by year.

Terrifier is a 2016 American slasher film written, edited, co-produced, and directed by Damian Leone. The film depicts the tragedy caused by Art the Clown, a serial killer who dresses up as a clown on Halloween night. I was late in watching it, but I'm glad I did. The story isn't all that interesting, but Art the Clown, played by David Howard Thornton, gives a convincingly creepy performance alongside Pearl from Mia Goth, who has become a horror icon in recent years. There is an eerie feeling about Art the Clown not speaking a single word, and the brutal depiction is also satisfying at a high level.

A world where the coronavirus has ended and a mysterious zombie virus has spread. There are no particularly new settings. All of them seem to be a patchwork of elements from existing zombie movies.

The main character is a nice guy who doesn't look like he's Spanish. However, I am concerned about the unnaturalness of the production. It's a movie that doesn't need anything but a cat. All elements other than the cat are garbage. I thought I was going to vomit. The ending is reminiscent of Batarian's ending. Not worth seeing. Looking at the ending, it seems like there will be a sequel, but I hope they don't make one. This type of garbage is produced in large quantities in Spain.