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Chinese name: The Legendary Hometown/The Evil Twin

English name: The Evil Twin

Director | Kim Ji-hwan

Starring | Jae Hee Hyun-kyoon Lee

Sin-hye Park

Jin-Woo Yang

Geum-Seok Yang

Han Yeo- woon Han

Genre|Horror

Year|2007

Region|Korea

Language|Korean

Film Length | 95 minutes

Color|Color

[Edit this paragraph] Movie introduction

The dead sister came for revenge...

"Mom! Help..."

The two sisters' shrill cries for help came from the quiet lake.

Two people fell into the water, but only my sister survived. The fate of these twin sisters who came into the world together was so different. Ten years later, in a dark and foggy village, the miserable cry of a girl was heard one night, and a scholar died mysteriously. Is this a coincidence... On that day, her sister So Yeon (Park Shin Hye), who had been in a coma for 10 years, opened her eyes. On the same day, the innocent soul of sister Hyo Jin (played by Park Shin Hye), who had everything taken away from her, also awakens...

From that day on, a nightmare-like tragedy began in the village. What people did finally caused a quiet small village in the Joseon Dynasty to encounter unimaginable terror of death. The white mourning clothes, the wet hair that reached the ground, the pale eyes... Her traces made the living people's hair stand on end. Secrets of jealousy and resentment stemming from the deceased are slowly revealed.

[Edit this paragraph] Behind the scenes story

Excellent creative team, a near-perfect horror movie!

The film is written and directed by Kim Ji-hwan, who has serialized the popular horror story "Old Maniac" in the film magazine "FILM 2.0". Director Jin has dabbled in thousands of horror movies and is also a specialized writer of horror stories. He has a unique feeling and knowledge of the horror genre. In this film, he innovatively unearthed the original sense of terror that had been sealed deep in the hearts of Koreans.

In addition, Kwon Yeo-jin, the master of Korean film costumes, Jo Geun-hyun, the planner of "Rose Flowers" and "The Forbidden Scholar", Hwang Hyun-gyu, the makeup artist of "Criminal" and "Memory of Murder", and the famous director of the film " "Marathon" was joined by music director Kim Jun-sung, who won the Blue Dragon Film Award Music Award, and the horror in the film was fully enhanced through costumes, makeup and sound effects.

This is a very well done film. The director and creative staff gave full play to their imagination and reconstructed the historical space in the film, using white mourning clothes as ghost costumes and paying attention to using visuals to create a sense of terror. With exquisite production and a tense story, a horror film with a new feel was born.

"The representative movie star of the new generation" plus "authentic Korean horror" gave birth to a costume horror film with a new feel!

Park Shin Hye and Jae Hee from "Gong S" and "Witch Yoo Hee" transformed into "girly ghosts" and "noble scholars"!

Park Shin-hye and Jae-hee, two new-generation stars who are active on the screen in the spring of 2007, play the roles of a female ghost and an aristocratic scholar respectively in this 2007 first costume horror film. Their costume styles will bring audiences a Come to a new feeling. In the film, Park Shin Hye plays two roles: the sister who is the victim of jealousy and revenge, and the sister who lives alone in guilt and fear. Jae Hee plays the role of a scholar who combines the love of two twin sisters. As a young star in both film and television, Jae Hee has a very charming personality. After winning the Male Newcomer Award at the Blue Dragon Film Festival for his movie "Empty House", his acting skills have also become increasingly mature.

In addition, Liang Zhenyu of "Blue Bicycle" and Han Yuyun of "Radio Star" added vitality to the film with superb performances and great enthusiasm. The collaboration of a new generation of stars who are often talked about in this film, which features Korean horror, has attracted a lot of attention in itself.

[Edit this paragraph] Highlights

Authentic Korean horror that can make Koreans scream!

The resurrection of Korean horror that disappeared for 20 years after "The Horror Cemetery under the Moon" and "The Crying Girl"!

In the 1960s, Korean movies entered their heyday, and horror movies were at the center of glory at that time. However, Korean costume horror films represented by "The Horror Cemetery under the Moon" have disappeared since the release of "The Crying Girl" (1986) in the 1980s. This type of horror film depicts the joys and sorrows of life, the reconciliation between the living and the dead, and the introspection of people themselves amid fear and horror.

Afterwards, cruel and inhumane Hollywood horror films became popular in the Korean film market. Since the 1990s, horror films such as "The Story of a High School Girl" and "Rose Flower" have once again become the mainstream genre of Korean films in the summer. These films are characterized by unique perspectives and create a horror atmosphere by capturing horror objects in daily life in modern society. .

Now, "Hometown of Legend" has taken over the baton of Korean horror movies that have been stagnant since the 1980s, and has incorporated more advanced themes into the film with a more mature theme awareness than in the past. Computer stunts, filming techniques, and sound effects technology innovate traditional horror images.

The "girl ghost" that Koreans fear reappears in the film!

White mourning clothes, disheveled hair, and a bloody sneer... Korea's traditional horror image "girl ghost"!

In recent years, while Koreans have been horrified and kept awake all night by the terrifying images of Sadako and others, they have gradually forgotten Korea's "dream ghosts", "girl ghosts", "nine-tailed foxes" and "impermanence". "Ghost" and other traditional horror images. Among the many traditional Korean horror images, the one with the most stories is the "girl ghost". At that time, marriage was the most important thing for women, so the "girl ghosts" turned into souls who died as virgins became representatives of resentful ghosts.

In the movie "Hometown of Legend", the "ghost girl" who has a deep-rooted horror image in the minds of Koreans is reborn in a new image! The film makes a decisive attempt based on the legendary prototype: tangled black hair that seems to emerge from the pool, a fluttering white mourning skirt made of dozens of pieces of cloth... in extreme terror. "Girl Ghost" will definitely be rooted in the souls of Koreans for a longer time with the film.

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