K-Horror

K-Horror, or Korean horror, is a genre of films and media from South Korea that blends traditional horror elements with cultural themes, societal issues, and psychological depth. Known for their atmospheric storytelling, innovative visuals, and emotional intensity, K-Horror often explores themes like family, guilt, and social pressures. It emphasizes mood and suspense over gore, creating immersive and thought-provoking experiences. Popular examples include films like "The Wailing" and "Train to Busan." The genre's global popularity reflects its unique ability to combine scares with culturally specific narratives and complex characters.