Kim Hye Yoon And Lee Jong Won's New Horror Film Begins Filming + Kim Jun Han, Jang Da Ah, And More Join Cast

“Kim Hye Yoon And Lee Jong Won’s New Horror Film Begins Filming + Kim Jun Han, Jang Da Ah, And More Join Cast”

Kim Hye Yoon, Lee Jong Won, Kim Jun Han, Jang Da Ah, and extra are set to star within the upcoming movie “Salmokji” (working title)!

On Might 14, the movie distributor introduced that “Salmokji” finalized its forged, which incorporates Kim Hye Yoon, Lee Jong Received, Kim Jun Han, Kim Younger Sung, Oh Dong Min, Yoon Jae Chan, and Jang Da Ah. Filming formally started on Might 10.

“Salmokji” is a horror movie a couple of manufacturing crew despatched to a reservoir to replace road-view footage. There, they encounter a mysterious presence lurking at nighttime, deep water. Set in a location that feels each acquainted and eerie, the movie goals to offer an immersive horror expertise, vividly bringing the unsettling occasions on the reservoir to life on display.

Kim Hye Yoon stars as Su In, whereas Kim Jun Han joins the forged as Kyo Sik, her supervisor.

Kim Younger Sung and Oh Dong Min additionally be a part of the movie as brothers who run a road-view manufacturing firm, including a contemporary dynamic to the story. Kim Younger Sung performs Kyung Tae, a veteran caught in a rut, whereas Oh Dong Min portrays Kyung Joon, a producer and former member of the Sea Salvage & Rescue Unit (SSU).

Yoon Jae Chan and Jang Da Ah will make their big-screen debuts in “Salmokji.” Yoon Jae Chan performs Sung Bin, the youngest staff member who joins Su In on the project. Jang Da Ah portrays Se Jeong, the operator of a horror-themed streaming channel, marking a daring new step in her profession.

Director Lee Sang Min, who has assembled a powerful and distinctive forged, has introduced the arrival of a next-generation horror movie. He stated, “Every moment feels exciting and like a dream, thanks to the amazing cast and crew. I’ll do my best to create a film that offers a new kind of experience—one that makes audiences feel it was worth watching in theaters.”