DARK NUNS Viral, Here are 6 Korean Horror Movies Streaming on Netflix That You Must Watch

Kapanlagi.com - The popularity of the film DARK NUNS recently shows that Korean horror films are still a favorite among horror film enthusiasts. This genre always manages to present thrilling stories with a touch of captivating Korean culture and mythology. Like some of the Korean horror films streaming on Netflix below.

Yes! The Netflix app offers a variety of choices of horror films from Korea that are just as exciting as the film DARK NUNS that just premiered. From zombie stories, supernatural dramas, to psychological thrillers, all these Korean horror films available on Netflix offer a viewing experience that will keep you glued to the screen.

Let's take a look at some recommended Korean horror films on Netflix that are a must-watch for horror movie lovers, especially fans of Korean horror. Come on, let's check it out, KLovers!

1. THE 8TH NIGHT (2021)

This Korean horror movie streaming on Netflix tells the ancient legend of a monster that opened the gates of the country 2,500 years ago. Buddha defeated it by taking the monster's red and black eyes, but only the black eye was successfully sealed.

The struggle continues to capture the red eye that resides within a human body. This sacred mission must succeed so that both eyes can be sealed together in the Buddha's sarira box.

2. THE CALL (2020)

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This Korean horror film streaming on Netflix tells the story of Seo-Yeon who discovers an old headphone in her childhood home. The item turns out to be a portal that connects her with a mysterious figure from the past.

Seo-Yeon's curiosity leads her into a terrifying game with a supernatural being. This remake of the film THE CALLER (2011) presents a tension that keeps the audience glued until the end of the story.

3. ALIVE (2020)

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This Korean horror film streaming on Netflix follows the struggle of Joon Woo, a gamer who is trapped in his apartment during a zombie outbreak. With dwindling food supplies, he must survive alone.

The situation becomes increasingly tense as more zombies roam the apartment. The film titled ALIVE delivers survival horror tension in a limited yet thrilling setting.

4. FORGOTTEN (2017)

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This Korean horror film streaming on Netflix tells the story of Jin-seok, who is confused when his brother returns with a different personality after disappearing for 19 days. The search for the truth leads him to a series of shocking events.

The layered plot twists in the film FORGOTTEN brilliantly play with the audience's perception. Every detail of the story presents surprises that keep the audience questioning the existing reality.

5. UMMA (2022)

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This Korean horror film streaming on Netflix tells the story of Amanda and her daughter who live a quiet life on an American farm. Their lives change when memories and belongings of Amanda's mother from Korea begin to surface.

Amanda is haunted by the fear of becoming like her mother. The film UMMA explores generational trauma and the fear of a terrifying family legacy.

6. SVAHA: THE SIXTH FINGER (2019)

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This Korean horror film streaming on Netflix follows Pastor Park, a dangerous cult expert, in his investigation of the mysterious Deer Mount group. His investigation is related to a murder case involving a girl with six fingers.

The combination of horror elements and occult mystery creates a complex thriller that deeply explores themes of religion and the supernatural. This film SVAHA: THE SIXTH FINGER is definitely not to be missed.

That’s the list of Korean horror films available on Netflix that you can watch. There are still many other Korean film recommendations that you can discover by reading articles on kapanlagi.com. Because if not now, when?

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