'Show Dogs' Are On the Case
A K-9 police dog goes undercover to stop an illegal animal smuggling ring and learns a valuable lesson along the way.
Underground
Seung-hyeon, a construction team leader with PTSD, is ordered to inspect Dohak Station, where a fatal accident halted work years ago. Inside the eerie, abandoned tunnels, he and Joo-young encounter two mysterious workers and become lost while trying to escape. Meanwhile, a CEO and a shaman perform a ritual to resume construction, but enraged spirits retaliate, plunging everyone into chaos.
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Seung-hyeon, a construction team leader with PTSD, is ordered to inspect Dohak Station, where a fatal accident halted work years ago. Inside the eerie, abandoned tunnels, he and Joo-young encounter two mysterious workers and become lost while trying to escape. Meanwhile, a CEO and a shaman perform a ritual to resume construction, but enraged spirits retaliate, plunging everyone into chaos.
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Genre:Mystery, Horror
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Korea Creative Content Agency, EO Contents Group
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