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Marui Video (2023)

Found Footage
February 1, 2023 (KR) Mystery, Horror, Thriller • 87m

Overview

The video evidence of the murder, which is especially brutal and graphic, that shouldn't be released to the public; a reporter who has access to the prosecutor's office hears about a cursed tape in the video archive and begins reporting on it.

Director

Yun Jun-hyung

Writer

Yun Jun-hyung

Top Billed

Seo Hyun-woo

Keywords

Top Billed Cast

Seo Hyun-woo
Seo Hyun-woo

Producer Kim

Jo Min-kyeong
Jo Min-kyeong

Female Reporter

Jang Se-won
Jang Se-won

Part-time Male

Kim Seung-bee
Kim Seung-bee

Shaman's Assistant

Crew
Park Byung-deok
Park Byung-deok

Still Photographer

Yoon Hwang-jik
Yoon Hwang-jik

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Yun Jun-hyung
Yun Jun-hyung

Executive Producer

Yang Hong-sam
Yang Hong-sam

Art Direction

Yang Hong-sam
Yang Hong-sam

Production Design

Yang Hong-sam
Yang Hong-sam

Set Designer

Baek In-u
Baek In-u

Executive Producer

Yun Jun-hyung
Yun Jun-hyung

Scenario Writer

Cho Won-jin
Cho Won-jin

Still Photographer

Kim Se-hee
Kim Se-hee

Special Effects Makeup Artist



Reviews

April 7, 2025

Is It Worth Watching?
Marui Video is definitely worth a watch for found footage genre fans who enjoy the slow-burn, mockumentary-style horror like Noroi or Lake Mungo. It’s got a creepy atmosphere, a cursed tape plot (which never really gets old), and it plays the “is this real?” card pretty well for most of the runtime. But, and it’s a decent-sized “but”, the ending drops the ball. Hard. If you’re expecting a big payoff or something fresh and mind-blowing, you’ll probably walk away disappointed. The third act goes a bit off the rails, which undercuts all the slow, clever build-up.   [Read the full review]

Status

Released

Original Language

KO

Budget

$23,316,420

Revenue

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