Park Chan-wook stuns with the trailer for The Handmaiden

August 2, 2016.Reading time 1 minute.

Inspired by the novel Fingersmith by British author Sarah Waters, Park Chan-wook (the mad man behind Oldboy, Thirst and Stoker) brings the crime thriller to life with The Handmaiden, which will soon hit Cannes before its theatrical run later this year. I wish I was articulate enough to express the beauty and wonder of Park Chan-wook’s films—I mean ho-ly-shit, have you seen […]

Review: Stoker is a beautifully twisted tale of murder

June 19, 2013.Reading time 3 minutes.

Park Chan-wook makes his English-language directorial debut with Stoker, a beautifully twisted tale of murder that echoes Hitchcock’s Shadow of a Doubt. After India’s father dies, her Uncle Charlie, who she never knew existed, comes to live with her and her unstable mother. She comes to suspect this mysterious, charming man has ulterior motives and becomes […]

Get a Taste of Clint Mansell’s Haunting Score For ‘Stoker’

January 14, 2013.Reading time 1 minute.

Behind every great film is an unforgettable score, and while we have yet to find out just what Oldboy director Park Chan-wook has in store for us with his English-language debut, Stoker — here’s a taste of the film’s score by the always excellent Clint Mansell, titled In Full Bloom. After India’s father dies, her Uncle Charlie, […]

The First Official One-Sheet Arrives For ‘Stoker’ As Innocence Ends

November 28, 2012.Reading time 1 minute.

Thanks to Empire we now have our hands on the first official one-sheet for Park Chan-wook’s upcoming English-language horror debut, Stoker, which is a vampire tale and the first of a planned trilogy written by Ted Foulke. The newest poster is pretty awesome as it blends the style of the original poster that we saw […]

New Posters For ‘Stoker’ and ‘Hitchcock’

October 30, 2012.Reading time 2 minutes.

With a March 1, 2013 release still a long ways ahead, Park Chan-wook’s Stoker debuts its first fantastic poster which features a pencil-work style. It’s very cool and finally something different from what we usually see from high profile films such as this. Chan-wook’s english-language debut marks Stoker as the first of a planned trilogy.

Innocence Ends in New International Trailer For ‘Stoker’

October 4, 2012.Reading time 1 minute.

Set for a March 1, 2013 release, Park Chan-wook’s english-language film debut will be hitting theaters at full force with this dark and twisted tale penned by Ted Foulk. The international trailer features all sorts of new footage that puts the creepy and disturbing Stoker family on display. Starring Mia Wasikowska, Nicole Kidman, Matthew Goode, Jacki […]