Lee Yong-jong Movies

Ring Virus director Kim Dong-bin returns to the director's chair for this terrifying tale concerning a newly hired railroad attendant who becomes convinced that the train she's working on is haunted. Mi-sun's first assignment as a railroad attendant is an overnight trip across Korea, and as the passengers begin to board the train she can't seem to shake a deep-rooted feeling of uneasiness. Sixteen years previously, the same train Mi-sun is working on was involved in a horrific accident in which 100 lives were claimed, and now the souls of the dead have grown restless. As Mi-sun's dark visions become increasingly vivid, the railroad cars seems to take on a will of its own and the truth about her father - the conductor who was guiding the train on that fateful day - gradually begins to emerge. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Korean director Park Chan-wook followed up his highly acclaimed Joint Security Area with this tale of a deaf mute named Ryu (Shin Ha-kyun) trying to help his sister (Lim Ji-Eun) get a kidney transplant. Because his blood type is incompatible and no donors are available, he turns to a group of black-market organ dealers who offer to find one in return for one of his and ten million won. The dealers rip him off, so Ryu conspires with his girlfriend, a political activist, to kidnap his former boss' young daughter and ransom her for the ten million won. But a horrible complication ruins their plans and things begin to spiral out of control as the girl's father (Song Kang-ho) decides to take matters into his own hands with the help of a sympathetic cop. ~ Tom Vick, All Movie Guide