Prime video and a strong commitment to horror cinema with this South Korean production that has managed to receive praise from critics.
The Prime Video catalog continues to add terror proposals which stand out for their ability to bother and surprise the public. The Korean cinema, known for combining urban legends with a suspense that lasts even after the credits, offers a new film of this disturbing style and loaded with tension.
In that framework, Ghost Station reinforces the reputation of South Korean terror. The film invites a disturbing trip to a train station marked by tragedies and appearances, ideal for those looking for an experience that really puts their nerves.
Ghost Station
What is Ghost Station, the history of Prime Video Horror
The plot follows the NA-Young journalistplayed by Kim Bo-ra, who after a personal scandal is sent to cover a strange case at the Oksu station. Together with his colleague Wee-Won, represented by Kim Jae-Hyun, begins to investigate a series of deaths and disappearances that seem to be connected with supernatural forces.
As the film progresses, the boundaries between the real and the paranormal become diffuse. The story reveals a tragic event of the past and a curse that permeates every corner of the station, generating a constant tension climate.
The script of the production available in Prime Video, based on the web comic called a horror collection of the author Horang, takes advantage of the aesthetics of Korean horror cinema to offer well justified moments of shock and a chilling sensation that persists even after the end.
Prime Video: Ghost Station Trailer
Prime Video: Ghost Station cast
- Kim bo-ra
- Kim Jae-Hyun
- Shin so-yul
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