A mother flees her homeland with four children, leaving behind a traumatic secret to settle in rural Taiwan. Eldest son Sung Min becomes romantically involved with beguiling local Ri Hwa (Vivian Sung), while their shady realtor aggressively pursues Ri Hwa and digs into the family's affairs. As a dark specter from the past resurfaces, violence erupts, forcing Sung Min to protect his family at all costs. This evocative remake of the 2017 thriller Marrowbone features compelling performances, striking cinematography, and production design that amplify each shocking twist.

A mother and four kids flee to rural Taiwan, hiding a dark past. The eldest son falls for a local girl, but their realtor wants her too and investigates the family. When past troubles return, violence follows.

This jaw-droppingly hilarious visual masterwork follows a has-been actor who tries every trick in the book, including branding himself “Oldboy,” to carve out a YouTube/Instagram career. His Oh!TV channel views stay in the single digits until he starts focusing on Picket Man, a handsome young guy who’s waging a lonely battle to protest his innocence in a subway groping incident. Before he knows it, Oh!TV is the talk of the town and views go through the roof. Park Sang-min takes it to another level in this laugh-a-second bullet-train of a movie, as social media consumerism constantly blurs the line between entertainment and reality. Fans of Korean variety shows should also be on the lookout for some surprising cameos.