Na Hong-jin’s film is like a genre buffet, with horror as the main course, but a hearty helping of mystery, crime drama, black comedy and family relations on the menu, as well. Don’t forget the side ...

The Wailing is a hysterical and strange South Korean epic that tries to be both a horror movie and a thriller, and one could argue that, for the first hour or so, it wants to be a dark comedy as well.

The Wailing has confidence. That confidence oozes not only from director Na Hong-jin (The Chaser) but also from the film's distributor, Fox, which premiered the film out-of-competition at Cannes, then ...

In the end, The Wailing is not only about who the demon is. It is about how doubt becomes the demon’s final weapon. Jong-goo ...

Fox International Productions and Well Go USA have teamed to snag North American rights to The Wailing (Goksung), South Korean helmer Hong-jin Na’s thriller that will have its world premiere out of ...

New images for 'The Wailing' director's new film, 'Hope', tease a village caught in outright pandemonium and terror.

The Wailing (2016) is a South Korean horror film directed and written by Na Hong-jin. The plot revolves around a police officer who investigates a series of mysterious killings and illnesses in the ...

“The Wailing” is an expansive and often excruciating horror film from South Korea. It is the work of the director Na Hong-jin, whose 2009 debut feature, the action thriller “The Chaser,” made a huge ...

The Cannes-screened horror drama was an award-winning, box-office record breaker in South Korea and Na’s follow-up’s to 2010’s gritty thriller The Yellow Sea. After six years in development, The ...

Blood-spattered thriller The Wailing is, in part, a two-and-half-hour sit-down at Korea's spiritual smorgasbord. The exuberantly desolate movie opens with a verse from the Gospel of Luke, and the ...