10 Must-Watch Korean Horror Movies on Netflix

By Syed Ameenuddin

| Published: Monday, August 12, 2024, 12:10 [IST]

Discover the best Korean horror movies on Netflix. From spine-chilling ghost stories to intense zombie thrillers, these films will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Here are 10 Korean horror movies on Netflix, along with brief story details for each:

1/10

Umma (2022) Amanda, a Korean-American beekeeper, lives off-grid with her daughter. When her estranged mother’s ashes arrive, they bring a vengeful spirit, leading to creepy visions and a battle with inner demons.

2/10

Incantation (2022) Li Ronan broke a religious taboo, and now her daughter is cursed. Flashbacks reveal a disastrous paranormal investigation, and Ronan must save her daughter while dealing with a spreading curse.

3/10

Alive (2020) A gamer, Oh Joon-woo, is trapped in his apartment during a zombie outbreak. Using his tech skills, he teams up with a fellow survivor to fight off the undead.

4/10

Okja (2017) Mija, a young girl, forms a bond with Okja, a genetically engineered superpig. When a corporation tries to take Okja, Mija fights to save her friend.

5/10

The 8th Night (2021) Two mysterious beings awaken after millennia, tormenting humans. A monk and an exorcist must stop them from reclaiming their lost forms and save the world.

6/10

Sweet Home (2020) After losing his family, a reclusive high school student moves into a new apartment. When monsters arise, the residents must work together to survive.

7/10

Train to Busan (2016) A father and daughter are trapped on a train during a zombie outbreak. They must fight to survive as the infection spreads.

8/10

The Call (2020) Two women from different times connect through a phone call. One tries to change her fate, leading to deadly consequences.

9/10

The Wailing (2016) A mysterious illness spreads in a village, and a policeman investigates. He discovers a sinister force behind the deaths.

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