Read the Empire Movie review of Thirst. A fresh, surprising take on an old, old story (and an overpopulated subgenre) that holds the...

Korean auteur extraordinaire Park Chan-wook's "Thirst" is a torrid expression of predatory instinct and insatiable, all-consuming love, embodied through its ...

Like the Swedish curio Let the Right One In, Park Chan-Wook's take on the vampire thriller heads off in weird and quite unexpected directions.

Do you dig the current vampire craze? Do you love Twilight so much you'd die for it?Then skip South Korean writer-director Park Chan-wook's violent, bloody ...

'Thirst' is a vampire movie with intellectual heft

It’s hard to believe that Judd Apatow’s sour, maudlin Funny People is only the third film he has directed. His man-child universe, with its mixture of ju...

Park Chan-wook’s film is a bloodstained horror movie, a dark comedy, a noirish psychodrama, a melodrama, a literary adaptation and a vampire movie.

Park Chan-wook of South Korea is today's most successful director of horror films, perhaps because there's always more than horror to them. He seems to be

An overlong stygian comedy that badly needs a transfusion of genuine inspiration.