Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

It’s all about rock ‘n’ roll, Korean style, in the indie music documentary Turn It Up To 11. After becoming a father, aging punk rocker Lee Kyu Young decides to return to his hometown of Incheon, and starts up a live club called Ruby Salon. The documentary focuses in particular on two bands under the Ruby Salon label: Galaxy Express, one of Korea’s most acclaimed indie rock acts, and the less successful Tobacco Juice, whose lead singer’s declaration of “we might not make it” turned into a popular catchphrase in Korea. Other musicians and bands like The Black Skirts, Apollo 18, and The Moonshiners can also be seen in the documentary.

Winner of the Fuji Film Eterna Prize at the Puchon Fantastic Film Festival and the Audience Prize at the Seoul Independent Film Festival, Turn It Up To 11 offers a loud, honest look into the lives of Korea’s indie rockers, without the cliche. As the drummer of Tobacco Juice, the film’s director Baek Seung Hwa certainly captures the insider’s story of his band in all their lazy, loser glory.

This edition includes audio commentary, music video, and trailer.

Note: Even though this product is marked as Region 3 DVD on the box, it is actually an All-Region DVD..
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Popular actors Kang Dong Won (Secret Reunion) and Ko Su (White Night) face off in the supernatural action thriller Haunters. Topping Korea’s box office for two consecutive weeks, Haunters is the first directorial feature from The Good, The Bad, The Weird screenwriter and assistant director Kim Min Suk, and the last film for Kang Dong Won before entering army service. The intense thriller lives up to its name by harnessing the powers of the mind into a slick, haunting, adrenaline-charged battle that gets under the skin and into the eye of evil.

Taking a rare villain role, Kang Dong Won plays the film’s haunted anti-hero Cho In, a crippled man with the ability to control minds. Scarred by an abusive childhood, he lives at the edge of society, using his powers at will on those around him. One day while robbing a pawn shop, he encounters Kyu Nam (Ko Su), the first man to be able to resist his mind control. Cho In ends up killing the pawn shop owner (Byun Hee Bong), who is the closest thing Kyu Nam has to a family. Thus begins the dangerous collision of two men with nothing to lose and powers beyond imagination..
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Directed by Hong Ji Young (Naked Kitchen), the romantic drama Marriage Blue reveals the experiences of four couples who begin to have second thoughts before marriage. An all-star cast that includes Ju Ji Hoon, 2PM’s Ok Taec Yeon, Lee Yeon Hee, Kim Kang Woo, Kim Hyo Jin, Lee Hee Joon and Ko Joon Hee go through pre-wedding jitters that could signify big changes. Will the four couples make it down the altar in the end?

Baseball coach Tae Kyu (Kim Kang Woo) and his fiancee Joo Young (Kim Hyo Jin) are happily preparing for their wedding, but Tae Kyu feels conflicted when he finds out that Joo Young was married before. Nail artist So Mi (Lee Yeon Hee) can’t help feeling like there’s a spark missing from her relationship with chef Won Chul (Ok Taec Yeon), her boyfriend of seven years. Right before their wedding, she takes a trip to Jeju and meets tour guide Kyung Soo (Ju Ji Hoon). Florist Gun Ho (Ma Dong Seok) suddenly becomes impotent as he worries that his young and beautiful wife-to-be (Guzal Tursunova) from Uzbekistan might actually be marrying him for Korean citizenship. Dae Bok (Lee Hee Joon) promptly proposes when his wedding planner girlfriend Yi Ra (Ko Joon Hee) informs him she’s pregnant, but their relationship takes a turn for the worse during wedding preparations..
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Only the strongest becomes the Emperor…

Directed by Park Sang Joon (Bank Attack), the gritty crime action thriller For the Emperor brings audiences into the dangerous world of illegal moneylending. Former baseball player Yi Hwan (Lee Min Ki, Monster) lost everything over match fixing. At his lowest point, he meets loan shark Sang Ha (Park Sung Woong, New World) who sits atop a crime empire. Sang Ha takes Yi Hwan under his wings and into his organization where Yi Hwan quickly rises the ranks with his fists. Yi Hwan falls into a sexually charged affair with bar owner Yeon Soo (Lee Tae Im, Days of Wrath) but when she mysteriously disappears, Yi Hwan suspects Sang Ha has something to do with it..
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Korean comedian Cha Tae Hyun from My Sassy Girl teams up with Park Joong Hoon (Hwang San Bul) to show off extraordinary comedic flair in the action comedy Two Guys. Hoon (Cha Tae Hyun) works as a driver for people who for special reasons cannot drive themselves. As he has never made any efforts to repay his huge debt, debt collector Joon Tae (Park Joong Hoon) comes to him one day and threatens to take out Hoon’s internal organs for sale if he does not settle the debt within 14 hours. Closely followed by Joon Tae, Hoon has no choice but to work as Joon Tae’s partner. After driving for a drunk expatriate customer, they accidentally find the most advanced semiconductor made in South Korea. The two guys are aiming to make big money with their unexpected windfall, but they suddenly find themselves wanted by both industrial spies and government agents..
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Directed by Yang Yun Ho (Rainbow Eyes), Grand Prix is an inspiring sports drama set in the world of horse racing. Popular actress Kim Tae Hee (The Restless) is the unlikely heroine of this comeback story, with Yang Dong Geun (Fighter in the Wind) co-starring in the mentor role. Grand Prix captures the thrills, trials, and triumphs of racing through the experiences of a determined female jockey.

Jockey Joo Hee (Kim Tae Hee) quits horse racing after injuring her arm and losing her horse in a terrible accident. She heads to Jeju Island to get away from it all, but she ends up meeting a fellow jockey, Woo Seok (Yang Dong Geun). A former Japan Cup champion, Woo Seok is also going through a tough slump. With his support and encouragement, Joo Suk finds the courage to return to the racetrack for the Grand Prix.

This edition includes making-of, OST recording, poster shoot, premiere, and other special features..
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Korea’s remake of the 2007 Hong Kong police thriller Eye in the Sky, Cold Eyes transplants the intense battle of wits and surveillance to the streets of Seoul. Sol Kyung Gu and Jung Woo Sung step into the opposing roles originally played by Simon Yam and Tony Leung Ka Fai a grisly surveillance unit leader and a coldly meticulous criminal mastermind. Also on the police surveillance team are Han Hyo Ju as the impulsive greenhorn and 2PM member Lee Jun Ho in his film debut. Co-directed by Jo Eui Seok (The World of Silence) and Kim Byung Seo, Cold Eyes is the rare remake that lives up to the original. The tense crime thriller stays true to the original’s storyline while also setting itself apart in character and tone through strong performances, impeccable pacing and nerve-wracking chase scenes.

After taking an on-site test, Yoon Joo (Han Hyo Ju) becomes the newest member of the police surveillance unit led by veteran Detective Hwang (Sol Kyung Gu). Through tracking devices and good old legwork, the unit’s task is to gather intel for other teams by finding, following and observing suspects, but never engaging. While Yoon Joo’s taking her test, elsewhere in town a bank robbery occurs in broad daylight. The entire job is orchestrated down to the last second by the leader of the group, James (Jung Woo Sung), who observes from a nearby rooftop and allows no mistakes.

Detective Hwang and his team begin combing the area for the bank robbers, gradually narrowing the field and closing in on the suspects. James, however, catches scent of the police and stays one ruthless step ahead, escalating the cat-and-mouse game to life and death stakes.

This edition comes with commentary, making-of, action and production design featurettes, deleted scenes, poster shooting and trailer..
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