A huge hit in Korea... The movie ”A Place in the Kinki Region” attracted 100,000 people... No. 1 in seat sales rate

The film "A Place in the Kinki Region," which has been creating a frightening sensation in cinemas in the second half of this year, has already surpassed 100,000 cumulative viewers in just five days since its release in Korea, giving it the green light to become a box office hit.
According to the Film Council's integrated cinema ticketing computer network on the 18th (today), the film attracted a cumulative audience of 101,656 people, ranking first overall in terms of seat sales rate.
It ranked fourth in the box office during its first weekend, proving its viral power. The film begins with a series of unsolved Japanese cases and related video sources, and
The film's creative mockumentary format and unpredictable plot will give the audience a powerfully terrifying experience. In particular, the film's direction, which utilizes auditory tension, shaky filming that brings realism to the screen, and everyday acting will make the audience feel like they're in awe.
However, the film continues to receive positive reviews for its high level of immersion. Audiences have commented that "the dark side of traditional Japanese horror is well-presented," and "the reality is such that it feels like you're watching a real incident."
"It's the best horror movie I've seen recently," and other comments have been pouring in, lavishly praising the film. The review poster that was released features a dreary old housing complex in the background with the words "I'm not a jerk," in bold red letters.
The title catches your eye. The strange silence created by the faded exterior walls and veranda, and the telegraph poles visible over the distant mountains, creates a chilly atmosphere that hints at the ominous events that lie ahead in the film.
Here, audience reviews, inscribed in red letters, convey exactly the impact and lingering impression the film leaves behind.