Horror fans might be able to spot the Sixth Sense-style reveal that Su-yeon isn't really there since she's never really seen interacting with anyone but her sister.

Su-mi and Eun-joo both see visions of a ghost in the house, and Su-mi suspects her stepmother of abusing her sister. The pair hate their cold stepmother Eun-joo, who was once the nurse for their late mother. Related: Everything We Know About Train To Busan 2Ī Tale Of Two Sisters is told from the perspective of Su-mi, who looks after her timid younger sibling Su-yeon. A Tale Of Two Sisters is a psychological horror tale from director Kim Jee-woon, where two sisters return home from their stay in a mental institution, where they clash with their wicked stepmother and come to realize the spirit of their late mother might be haunting the house. There are also American versions planned for Train To Busan and the acclaimed thriller I Saw The Devil. Hollywood has also produced some high-profile remakes of South Korean movies, such as Spike Lee's Oldboy or Mirrors starring Kiefer Sutherland, which was based off the 2003's Into The Mirror. The country has produced some of the most frightening movies of the last two decades, including The Wailing, The Host, and 2016 blockbuster Train To Busan. South Korea has been extremely reliable when it comes to making quality horror movies and thrillers. A Tale Of Two Sisters distracts viewers with one obvious twist - only to blindside them with an even more shocking reveal.

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