'A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting'
This horror movie combines elements of horror and babysitting with Black representation.
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Ria comes to Seoul from the countryside with dreams of becoming a voice actor but fails in every test. One day she goes for an audition but for actors who read erotic stories. Ria thinks of it as practice before becoming a real voice actor.
Seong-tae was having difficulties running the website and when Ria changes all that, he starts to have feelings for her.
Joon-beom helps Ria from danger one day and they fall in love with each other. Meanwhile, Ria's father comes to Seoul from home...
Seong-tae makes a mistake and the website is closed while Chae-yeong betrays him...
Their relationship just gets more and more complicated...
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Ria comes to Seoul from the countryside with dreams of becoming a voice actor but fails in every test. One day she goes for an audition but for actors who read erotic stories. Ria thinks of it as practice before becoming a real voice actor. Seong-tae was having difficulties running the website and when Ria changes all that, he starts to have feelings for her. Joon-beom helps Ria from danger one day and they fall in love with each other. Meanwhile, Ria's father comes to Seoul from home... Seong-tae makes a mistake and the website is closed while Chae-yeong betrays him... Their relationship just gets more and more complicated...
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