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“This Korean vampire movie is one of the best I've ever seen. Directed by Park Chan-Wook”

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#3 of 25 from So Would you like to Know More About Korean Cinema? by woopak_the_thrill

#6 of 30 from Best Horror Of The Decade by cenobite7

“Korean vampire flick about a Catholic priest who becomes infected with a vampire virus after engaging in experiments on another virus. Things go from bad to worse when he falls for …”

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#22 of 22 from TOP HORROR MOVIES of 2000--2009 Part Two by QUEENBFLIX

“Park Chan-Wook's Vampire Film that blends dark satiric elements with eroticism and emotional HORROR”

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#3 of 35 from TOP HORROR Movies 2000-2009 by woopak_the_thrill

“From the writer/director of Oldboy and Lady Vengeance; Park Chan-Wook's Vampire Masterpiece Takes on the SEVEN DEADLY SINS. Full of thought-provoking symbolisms and Clever …”

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#1 of 23 from BEST MOVIES I've Seen In 2009 by woopak_the_thrill

#28 of 35 from My DVD Collection Deux by cenobite7

“I liked Oldboy. I really did. Although I didn't see the other two revenge flicks Wook made, I'd be intewrested in seeing his take on the vampire legend. This should be one of the …”
#1 of 7 from Movies I want To See In The Theatres by cenobite7

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A 2009 film directed by Park Chan-Wook (director of Oldboy) based on Emile Zola's novel. The film is the story about a priest who becomes a vampire because of a flawed experiment. In turn, this priest experiences all the powerful, strong frailties of being a flawed human being and comes face to face with his own conscience and lust for a woman named Tae-Ju.

Screened in San Francisco in April 2009.