Filming for the movie ”Goblin: Body Snatchers” starring Jo Yun-soo and Kim Woo Seok has wrapped up

Filming for the movie "Goblin: Body Snatchers" (working title) has wrapped up.
The film is about a blonde rocker named Soohyeon who is given a terminal diagnosis,
This is an occult horror story in which a mysterious and bizarre event begins when a Ming Dynasty girl named Yuna, a blue-eyed "strange child" who steals parts of people's bodies, appears.
Suhee, the vocalist of the band Blue Eyes, who was diagnosed with lung cancer and given a terminal diagnosis,
Kim Woo Seok plays Soohyeon, a mysterious fan who admires her songs, Yuna, who has been attracting attention as a monster newcomer in the Disney+ original series "Tyrant."
The cast includes Blue Eyes' bassist Junyoung (played by Kim Do Wan), manager Eunchae (played by Choi Ye Bin), and TV series Hyuk
When Kwon (played by Park Sang-eun) joins them, they become embroiled in a mysterious incident. Cho Yun-soo said, "Just reading the script, I could feel the excitement of a new occult story.
"I was happy to be able to participate in this production. I'm grateful that we were able to finish filming safely. I'm really looking forward to the film being completed," he said, expressing his thoughts on the wrap-up of filming.
Kim Woo Seok said, "The story concept is so wonderful and fascinating that I was instantly hooked. I hope to be able to show various sides of myself through this work."
I think it will be a great work. I hope you will look forward to it." Kim Do Wan said, "I'm glad to have been able to participate in such a great work, and I think it will be a work that will convey a new kind of fear to the audience."
Choi Ye Bin said, "It was an honor to work with such great staff and actors in such a fresh genre," while Park Sang Eun said, "We all worked together to film this, so I hope to work with them in the future."
"I'm looking forward to meeting the audience," he said. The director is Lee Hyun-soo, who has directed films such as "Ghost Story of Seoul" and "Gwedam: Forbidden City Ghost Story," which convey realistic yet innovative horror.
Director Hong Won-ki, who was involved in the production, said, "We worked hard to create a new style of occult horror based on the material of 'Goblin.' The actors and staff all worked hard together to do their best."
I'm grateful that I was able to be involved in this project. I'll now devote myself to editing so that this will be the best possible production."