New Normal

It's watchable but nothing else, i can't even say it's good for recommendation. Zero creativity and originality (except the last segment). It's like they watched a lot of anthology horror/comedy horror movies, maybe THE BLACK MIRROR too or something like that, and they made a copy of them.

So, it's uninspired and predictable as hell. But that doesn't mean it's bad. It's entertaining, nice pace, i wasn't bored at all. I didn't hate acting and i had some fun, even though it was deeply flawed. I can say safely that it's getting kinda better as it's unfolding. I mean, after those terribly predictable first segments, the following are somewhat better. And the last segment was the best, by far. I liked that it tried to wrap it up. It didn't succeed at this but overall, it was enjoyable and the lead actress was very good.

Overall, by no means this is a MUST WATCH. But diehard fans of this genre will probably be less rigorous than me.

No pun intended - in this world we are alone. I mean that is the way to see things right? Hopefully that bleak outlook is not entirely true for you. We normally do have people around us. And while in the end we are sort of alone, that does not mean we can't or shouldn't be able to trust at least some people.

When it comes to this movie though, you will learn quickly that believing in anyone can be ... well fatal. This is a movie of course, so hopefully this will not make you isolate yourself. It is quite entertaining to watch - and while it seems to consist of individual short stories, they are more than a bit connected ... how so? You have to watch to find out ... and no this will not become the new normal .. right?

One of the greatest horror anthology movies of all time. Such a beautiful, sad and a little scary horror.movie. No gore and a huge amount of blood needed. Unfortunately it showed a true form of horror that is very scary.

The cool thing about the stories Is how they connect to each other. All done by ONE director. Korean movies and shows tend to have awesome plot twists and this movie definitely did.

It also has a great soundtrack. Perfect use of the 2001: Space Odyssey theme song.

My favorite part was the end credits. It's what all Korean movies should do. Seeing the main actors names with a caption of them is awesome.

Man, this movie was a total letdown. The summary made it sound like it was gonna be somethin EPIC, like "a time of chaos all mankind never seen before" or something, but nah, it's just a bunch of short YouTube horror videos mashed together into a "movie". Like, if they just said that in the summary, I wouldn't even care, but they hyped it up so much I feel scammed. First few plot twists were kinda okay, but the ending? Trash. The stories don't even connect. It's like they tried but failed HARD-barely anyone crosses over, and it's not even meaningful. It is exaggerated to say they are connected. It would be more correct to say a few people from the stories of other people appear as "cameos" in other people's stories. Ain't never watching again. I don't even remember the first stories cuz the whole thing is so forgettable. 0/10 if I could, never watchin this again. I luv horror movies, but this ain't it.

The unbalanced division of chapters or parts may be very noticeable. All parts appear quickly and without being complicated. Our tension and thoughts will be hypnotized by the question "is this the murderer or the victim".

With a city setting, it shows how each character faces unexpected situations. From romance, friendship, to work. Even until the end we are still thinking and guessing the motives and all the beginnings The different perspectives of each character make the way we see the plot of each chapter different. Mixed feelings, confusion and curiosity are the things that stand out the most when watching this film, even until the last second.