MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Exhuma’ is an intelligent well-crafted horror film steeped in Korean culture and history
Exhuma is an intelligent horror film that takes its time to build its horror and dresses it up in the full effects of Korean shamanism.
Exhuma is an intelligent horror film that takes its time to build its horror and dresses it up in the full effects of Korean shamanism.
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