Can someone add the character's name for Fu Xin Bo [First prince]? Dramawiki lists Fu Xin Bo as Li Chengru, Eldest prince. Engaged to Northern Qi's Eldest Princess.
I knew his face from another drama, and finally looked him up today. Now I remember him as the doctor in South Wind Knows.
I came across Exhuma a few weeks ago, but I didn't attempt to watch it late at night, otherwise I would have been freaking out in my living room. I watched it in the early evening. The four main actors are favorites, and have a diverse acting experience, so I gave it a shot today. The typical Korean Horror genre movie is vague and ambiguous at times, which keeps the viewer guessing. It was a long plot. It was stupid that the Geomancer decided they should remove the upright coffin with the barbed wire. Immediately, anyone should guess it is a malevolent force that should be suppressed throughout eternity. But, all Hell had to break loose, and only six people knew what was going on. The poor bear was sacrificed. I am surprised the main characters did not die at the end, or be haunted in the final curtain call.
8.5 cuz it was a big too long and some of the details got muddled but i was captivated the whole time and the…
I have to agree about the plot getting muddled at times. The four main actors were phenomenal. The vagueness and ambiguity defused the horror aspect, but it was still scary.
Watching this at the half empty theatre in the empty front row at 11pm was a terrifying experience in the best…
That must have been scary, sitting in the half empty theater in the dark. It is a good thing the writer and director didn't explain everything. I thought the four main characters were going to be haunted in the end. LOL
Oh my freaking gosh, I watched it right in the middle of the night. I gotta say, this thing is seriously creepy…
LOL1 it's a good thing I didn't watch it late night. I finished it a few minutes ago (at 9PM). I thought the monster was the Japanese General who did atrocities in ancient Joseon... or whatever dynasty. But somebody was guarding him. The writer or director didn't quite identify that entity. Maybe it was the Park ghost that they unearthed in the beginning, who ended up killing his descendants. Korean horror genre is ambiguous.
Censor Lai Ming Cheng was pushing the buttons of the Emperor and the Court. Didn't he read the Emperor's Rulebook? I was expecting the death penalty, when he implicated the Emperor in the conspiracy. Was he told to sacrifice his life by someone behind the scenes?
I wonder what the production company does with the costumes after they finish production and promotion? The fabrics and costumes are exquisite. Do they put the costumes in storage forever?
I am behind everyone by one episode daily. Kisskh is uploading episodes quickly, but they grab episodes from the first available source. They added a disclaimer at the beginning of episode 12, that the good subs will drop the next day. Now that's very considerate of them. They know it is a popular drama, and want to keep the viewers. I prefer to wait for the good episode so I can follow along effortlessly.
The poison is the pill the later one.😆… the antidote is the powder🤣
I was thinking that Prince #2 developed paranoia fast. The scene at Wan's mansion was excellent. I like Prince #1 and Northern Qi's Princess' interaction. They are looking like the perfect married couple.
I was actually thinking CPP used some sort of blockade as he has few "magic" buttons build up into his wheel chair...
He might have brakes on the wheelchair, to stop it from running off the path. There are two round things at the end of both armrests, that look like buttons.
I am watching JOL2 on kisskh. I had to stop watching ep 8 last night, because of the bad subtitles. I don’t know if they will post a better version. Before ep 8, the subs seemed very good.
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I knew his face from another drama, and finally looked him up today. Now I remember him as the doctor in South Wind Knows.