Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp EmailThere’s a rumoured witch in the office, the introvert who ruthlessly bullies her co-workers. Park Ju-hui takes centre stage in Yoo Young-sun’s The Wicked, dramatic performances oozing tension and horror. The finale is a climax worthy of Shyamalan. Yoo Young-sun perfectly manipulates every aspect, creating an unsettling film that never fully verges into X-rated horror. Beautiful lighting and dark colours in most scenes create a lingering sense of tension throughout. An ambient soundtrack peaks and lulls, creating a film that relies more on suspense than gore or action, though you cant help feel some scenes are a bit empty. An interesting Korean horror that pushes the limits, but feels too familiar. The lack of supernatural doesn’t matter when the tension carries the film. RATING: 3/5 INFORMATION CAST: Park Joo-Hee, Na Soo-Yoonm, Lee Mi-So, Shin Ye-Jin, Lee Ik-Joon DIRECTOR: Yoo Young-Seon WRITER: Yoo Young-Seon SYNOPSIS: Saeyoung (Park) is a new employee who eventually stands against Leesun (Na), her stubborn team leader. Leesun is upset by Saeyoung’s behavior, but she soon learns about ominous stories about Saeyoung The Wicked – Review was last modified: October 31st, 2015 by Andrew Daley Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Email