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The Call is a masterpiece of suspense and psychological tension. From the very first scene, it pulls you in with its eerie atmosphere and never lets go. The story — about two women connected across time through a mysterious phone — is one of the most clever and original thrillers I’ve seen in a long while. The writing is razor-sharp, and every twist feels perfectly placed. Nothing is random here; everything comes together with shocking precision.

What truly elevates this film is Jeon Jong-seo’s phenomenal performance. She doesn’t just play Young-sook — she *becomes* her. Her transformation from lonely and misunderstood to terrifyingly unhinged is absolutely magnetic. Every expression, every shift in her voice, makes her both fascinating and horrifying to watch. She carries so much raw energy that she practically steals every scene she’s in.

Park Shin-hye also delivers a strong, grounded performance that balances the chaos perfectly, but Jeon Jong-seo is the heart (and darkness) of this film. She’s unpredictable, complex, and unforgettable — easily one of the best acting performances I’ve seen in a Korean thriller.

With its smart writing, flawless pacing, and chilling ending, *The Call* proves how powerful great storytelling and acting can be. A film that will stay with you long after the credits roll.