Killing Talk
Jae Pil used to run a karaoke with his mother. At some point, Jae Pil will receive text threats from an unknown person. Then one day, after a small fight with his brother, he turned violent. After that, he apologetically went back to his younger brother, however, he was unconscious. Then, he got the text threat again.
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Jae Pil used to run a karaoke with his mother. At some point, Jae Pil will receive text threats from an unknown person. Then one day, after a small fight with his brother, he turned violent. After that, he apologetically went back to his younger brother, however, he was unconscious. Then, he got the text threat again.
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Genre:Thriller
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Cheong Woo Film, Prince
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