In his 2006 movie, The Host, Bong Joon-ho submits an incredible addition to the monster film genre, adding his signature thematic depth, while also demonstrating his preference for using real-life ...

Bong is known for a string of now-classic Korean films, including the serial killer–thriller Memories Of murder, the monster ...

You never know quite what to expect from a Bong Joon Ho film ... Amid rip-roaring monster movie The Host comes a slapstick-comedy setpiece at a funeral. But under it all, Director Bong often ...

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Halloween is upon us, which means it’s a good excuse to watch some films from one of cinema’s most under appreciated genres: ...

The success of Parasite brought an entirely new, larger audience to the work of Bong Joon-ho, and they probably loved this riveting genre piece about a giant monster ... talk show host who has ...

You can stream the movie here. Equally scary and funny, this epic monster flick will make you laugh and then feel bad for laughing. Directed by Bong Joon-ho (‘Parasite’), ‘The Host’ sends a vendor and ...

A tightly wound, dystopian gem. 7. The Host (2006) Bong Joon-ho Quentin Tarantino lists this South Korean monster mash as one of the top 20 movies released since he became a director. Like his hero, ...

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On the plus side, Bong reportedly retained final cut of the film, which is good, because this thing looks and sounds weird as ...