adonis98-743-186503 In a small Korean province in 1986, three detectives struggle with the case of multiple young women being found raped and murdered by an unknown culprit. The most haunting scene from this movie was definitely seeing a dude peeing on a bra and underwear i mean it will haunt me for life. Seriously this movie was just stupid and way too long as most of the films from the Top 250 are. The acting was really bad and the script even worse and the only reedeming quality was once it finally ended and the nightmare stopped cause it was terrible and meh. (0/10)

vivektpv After watching so many suspense thriller movies from different language movies, i can say that this is the best suspense thriller movie i ever have watched. A movie remained in my mind for a long time and still and make me think about the mystery left over for all. All amazing performances, best direction and best cinematography.

Leofwine_draca MEMORIES OF MURDER is much more than just another serial killer story; this South Korean thriller is a movie of real depth, a genre-transcending tale that shines a light on social and political issues as well as presenting that country's police force in a typically unflattering light. The main story of the tale is also interesting, as is the complex back story, and although slow-paced this is one of those films that creeps up on you to become gripping by the end. Song Kang-ho leads a great cast, but the real star here is director Bong Joon Ho, who followed this up with the equally great THE HOST and SNOWPIERCER.

deensanusi You can never be sure about some of these Korean films and what genre they really are, and Memories or Murder follows the same trend. A deeply unsettling murder hunt, coupled with police that are frighteningly incompetent. Memories of Murder leaves you wondering if this people namely the police can behave in that way? Then you find out this was mostly a true story. A great film in my opinion, that has benefited from my recent love affair with Korean films lately.