The Gyeongbuk Yeongdeok Sashimi Restaurant in Yeongdeok County, North Gyeongsang Province, is said to be the burial place of student soldiers. The restaurant owner's family is said to have experienced an unfortunate event, and the Chungcheong area is a place where many ghost stories are told.
The place is Neulbom Garden in Jecheon, North Korea. Koo Tae-jin, producer of "The Goddess" and "The Chaser," is eager to produce a horror movie based on Neulbom Garden.
For his debut work, he also wrote the script himself, realizing a project filled with forbidden horror. The setting of the story is a house with a large garden called Neulbeom Garden, where there are ghosts hiding by the windows and in the shadows.
An unidentified figure appears, and the story progresses as a "family horror" set in a family home that was once a haunted property. Elements of urban legends, magic, mystery, and more are skillfully intertwined as the story unfolds.
The main footage captures the disturbing events that took place at night in Neulbom Garden. A woman inherits the mansion Neulbom Garden that her husband purchased before he committed suicide, and decides to live there alone.
Sohee. The released footage shows the disturbing events that took place at Nulbeom Garden at night, as seen in the Japanese visuals of the film. Sohee's sister Hee gathered to celebrate her moving in, as she began her new life.
The Ran family. The Helan children were playing on the swings in the garden. Jiwon, the younger sister, sensed something in the bushes and went towards it. "Why are you there?
"Can I help you?" he says, reaching out his hand as hard as he can. Hearing Jiwon's scream, Helan rushes out to the garden in a panic, and when she asks her what happened, her daughter only responds, crying, "Uncle..." However,
However, what Donghyun, the younger brother who was there, saw was completely different, and the next day, the two of them had no memory of what they had seen or talked about.
The film leaves viewers wondering what it could be. Director Koo Tae-jin, who also wrote the screenplay for this film, decided to make a horror film based on a real place because he was attracted to the name of this place.
Neulbeom Garden means "always spring" in Korean, and one person said, "Why did something like this happen in a place with such a beautiful name? Such an ironic thing."
"I felt like I was being scared," he said. The director said that he was conscious of the level of fear in each scene of this film.
"It looks like a hologram, or a ghost photo. It doesn't actually exist, but you can see it... I wanted to create a scene with that kind of horror.
"This scene is from the first half of the movie, but as the story progresses, the horror is depicted in a way that reflects the dreams that the main character, Sohee, has and her actual experiences with various people.
The degree of this is also getting stronger. Comments include Teru Oshima (running a website for haunted properties), Seong-wook Choi (film researcher), Human-eating Frog (a man-eating Twitterer), Iori Nomizu (a voice actor who writes film reviews), and others.
), Murata Ramu (writer, manga artist, etc.), and Ryua (spiritual idol) express in their own words the horror and highlights of the film.
Praise comments for "Nulbom Garden" (in alphabetical order, titles omitted) It's not just 〇〇 and ✕✕! □□, ▲▲, and!!
Truly Scary Haunted Places in Korea!!! (※Due to the fact that the film uses real events and people's names, the distribution company has decided to censor the content.) --Oshima Teru (Operator of the Haunted Property Site)
The immeasurable fear that can occur when the safest and most relaxing place in the world suddenly becomes something sinister one day...
The moment that fear strikes, whether gradually like in "The Goddess" or suddenly like in "The Chaser," the movie itself becomes a new haunted spot.
--Choi Seong-Wook (Film researcher) A haunted spot like an antlion that absorbs everything, including grudges, sadness, and death, comes to light. It drives those involved into a complete corner, both physically and psychologically.
You can experience a terrifying experience from every direction. Once you get involved in this place, there is no escape. --Human-eating frog (Man-eating Twitterer)
Aside from the strange phenomena, this is a horrifying story that begins with the greatest misfortune: the death of a loved one.
Although it contains various elements such as supernatural and mystery, when all the mysteries are revealed, the worst thing awaits. -- Iori Nomizu (voice actor of the movie review shop)
This is a gruesome horror story about a family member's beloved home, which turns out to be a haunted property filled with grudges.
A bloody chain of deaths continues in the real world. If you don't move quickly, you'll die!!
--Ramu Murata (writer, manga artist, etc.) There's something strange about this house... Fear and mystery lurking in the house I just moved into. One misfortune after another.
It's a reverse power spot that draws you in! It's way scarier than my house (the one where the accident happened)! But the same phenomena and other things are happening there, so I felt a sense of familiarity.
Could you live in this house? I would love to! --Ryua (Psychic Idol)
Director and screenwriter: Ku Tae-jin (Producer of "Inheritance of the Goddess" (22), "The Chaser" (09))
Starring: Jo Yoon Hee, Kim JooRyoung, Jeong InGyeom, Heo DongWon 2024 / South Korea / Korean / 90 min / Vista / 5.1ch / Original title: Neulbom Garden / English title
：SPRING GARDEN／Japanese subtitles: Yoko Pakuzawa／Presented by: New Select, BBB／Distributed by: Albatross Films PG-12 ⓒ2024 BYUS ENT &
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