'DON'T CLICK' ON THIS ARTICLE - KOREAN HORROR GETS NEW RELEASE AND ASSETS

Another cursed video tape tale comes to light in Korean horror 'Don't Click'. The Kim Tae-kyeong helmed horror is back on the radar after it's original surfacing last year as 'Unidentified Video'. Unfortunately it never made it to theatres as expected and was pushed back. Now thankfully the creepy Asian project is back and set for a release into Korean theatres from 31 May. Not only that but it comes back to life with a brand new title, one-sheet and trailer which you can check out below. Park Bo-yeong, Joo Won and Kang Byeol all star in the production from Phuoc Sang Film Studio's.

"Jung-mi, who's been living alone with her elder sister after their parents left for the US, uploads UCC often in hopes of being famous. She believes that it's the easy way to make her dream come true: being an anchorwoman. Jung-mi's sister, Se-hi thinks this is useless and same time dangerous but cannot stop her sister. When Jung-mi finds that the video so called "forbidden video" is in the centre of the attention, she asks Se-hi's boyfriend, Joon-hyuk working at special investigation team for cyber crimes to get her the file. Even though it's already forbidden, Joon-hyuk illegally downloads the video file from the closed internet site for Jung-mi. She clicks the file only to find out it contains one high school girl's wicked necromantic ritual. After watching the video, there happen series of strange incidents to Jung-mi. Now, Se-hi has to find the way to save her only sister from the curse of the video."



'Don't Click' One-Sheet