Jae-hyun Jang	...	(Director)
Jae-hyun Jang	...	(Writer)
Choi Min-sik	...	Kim Sang-deok
Kim Go-eun	...	Lee Hwa-rim
Lee Do-hyun	...	Yoon Bong-gil
Kim Sun-young	...	Oh Gwang-sim
Jung Yun-Ha	...	Park Ji-yong's wife
Baek Seung-chul	...	Crematory staff
Yoo Hae-jin	...	Go Yeong-geun
Derek Chouinard	...	Plane Passenger
Hong Seo-jun	...	President Kim
Kim Jae-cheol	...	Park Ji-yong
Lee Yeong-ran	...	Bae Jeong-ja
Park Ji-il	...	Park Ji-yong's accountant
Jeon Jin-ki	...	Jeon Jin Gi
Kim Tae-joon	...	Chang-min
Yoon Jung-Hoon	...	Goseong Hospital ER doctor
Seol Chang-hee	...	Aunt's son-in-law
Park Jae-wan	...	Seoul Hospital doctor
Kim So-sook	...	Yoon Hee-soon
Kim Tae-seong	...	Composer
Lee Mo-gae	...	Cinematographer

Comments: Kim Go-eun’s ‘sisters’ who help out with Bong-gil are so good. I wish the ending was one of them getting married

The first ritual with the pigs is both silly and gripping. Gripping because you look at it and realize “That’s Kim Go-eun acting all weird and crazy. Cool!” Her second ritual with the gong thing was just silly. The woman is an absolute treasure tho. Why she chose to chew gum (or nuts or something) in the scene where she meets Sang Duk I don't know, but it's outstanding eating-acting crutch work

The "fox cut off the tiger's waist" angle surely means more to Koreans than me. It's less of a distraction compared to Thanos flying around as a fireball. But that's what they went with so give it up for that. Foxes are big in the movie. It's a bit of work to keep up with all the lore and the Japanese occupation metaphor, but they aimed high with both

I wish the film was better looking and less brown. Blurry faces in reflection and fast paced montages aren't scary. They are corners being cut

I'm doing a Go-eunuary thing




Summary: The process of excavating an ominous grave unleashes dreadful consequences buried underneath.