In many cases they fail to understand why they are acting in a certain way they are acting or it ignites certain personalities in a human which was always hidden or his/her consciousness doesn’t allow them to express or reveal it. Depending on the situation and the outside elements of the surrounding environment where a person constantly comes in contact, provokes him/her to act in a certain way which might lead to cognitive dissonance if being exposed to too much negativity for a longer time. After I studied a little about the pshycoanalysis of it many things got even clearer.įirstly, a human behavior is largely dependent on their surroundings. This drama to my view is loosely based on the insecurity or complexities of a human mind depicted on the novel, The Metamorphosis written by Franz Kafka. Chill ran down my spine when the last scene was shown.
The psychological aspect of the drama would hit anyone harder though there will be many questions which would be left unanswered as there are considerable number of loopholes in the story.
Neighbors from hell tv series serial#
Apparently many viewers would guess everything wrong from the very beginning and could base their judgement on mere heinous homicides committed by some callous serial murderers however, it is beyond some grotesque serial murder cases. It has proved my expectation completely wrong. Rewatch Value 8.0 Unpredictable and totally unexpected. I got a show for true horror/thriller fans who want to experience claustrophobia and paranoia all in on go, and then just get their mind blown at the end. What I got was something far better than that. TLDR: I'll be honest, I was expecting a horror show with some jumpscares here and there. The cinematography is as expected from an OCN "Dramatic Cinema" show, very high end. Well, this show featured a great combination of heavy music (both the rock and hip hop kind) that fit the dark theme of the movie. Part of the reason I enjoy Korean dramas is because of the masterful combination of music and video that one usually only sees in the theater. Nonetheless, I was still left smiling when the show ended, even watching through the entire credit sequence (if you never do this, do it for this show, trust me).īut what truly hooked me was the music and cinematography. The plot is well spaced, though there are some loose ends that could have been tied up before the finale. The pace is reasonably slow, but the fact that the show is only 10 episodes long made it a lot easier for viewers to stay interested. It is their chemistry that left me in awe and made me want to keep coming back for more.įrom a storytelling point of view, all the characters have interesting and distinct personalities that make you want to know more about their past and how they became the way they were. Lee Dong‑wook also did a stellar job in breaking out of the stereotypical handsome guy roles, proving that he has what it takes to be a really f**cked up bad guy.īut I don't want to just praise the two leads, because each and every one of the tenants of Eden Studio performed wonderfully. The acting quality by pretty much all the cast members are top notch, especially Im Si-wan, who literally nails every scene he is in, allowing viewers to relate to him and feel for him. I would dare say that some parts of the show remind me a little bit of 'The Shining', which is definitely high praise. From the dark dingy rooms, to the close ups of the mad faces of the housemates, this show plunges the viewer into a world of madness the likes of which I have never experienced in a Korean drama before.
It isn't a supernatural horror show, but it sure feels like it. Let me start of by saying, this show creeps me out, but in a way that leaves me wanting to know more.
Neighbors from hell tv series movie#
As a serious movie and TV show addict, having seen literally 1000s of shows from around the world, trust me, this show is a master piece. A masterfully made drama about insanity I wrote this review in response to the underwhelming attention this show was getting.