Unreleased 20 Minutes Added 'Gonjiam' Special Screening in Korea on September 10!

Directed by Jeong Beom-sik and starring Wi Ha-jun, Park Ji-hyun, and Park Sung-hoon, the Korean horror film considered one of the best, 〈Gonjiam〉, will be re-released in Korea on September 10 in a special format. The film 〈Gonjiam〉 depicts the bizarre and chilling experiences of a group of seven who venture into the 'Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital', selected by CNN as one of the world's seven most terrifying places, a sacred site for horror experiences. After seven years, audiences will once again be able to see 〈Gonjiam〉 in theaters, and it is expected to draw a hot response as it will be presented in special formats that maximize the thrill of the genre, including SCREENX, 4DX, and ULTRA 4DX. The SCREENX format will feature an expanded version with an additional 20 minutes of SCREENX footage, enhancing the immersive experience. In particular, the 4DX and ULTRA 4DX formats will provide a real horror experience that stimulates all five senses, making their debut in this re-release.

The released special theater poster and SCREENX poster capture the intensified horror and immersion of the work, drawing attention. The powerful phrase written at the door of room 402 of the 'Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital', which left an unforgettable shock for horror movie fans, states, 'The warning is over, now feel it,' promising once again the Gonjiam syndrome along with the irresistible thrill of the genre. Additionally, the SCREENX format, which includes 20 minutes of footage that could not be shown during its initial release in 2018, adds a special touch with more advanced technology. Fans and audiences can also see the early appearances of Wi Ha-jun, Park Ji-hyun, and Park Sung-hoon, who are now top stars in Korean films and dramas, making it a special time that should not be missed.

Set against the backdrop of the 'Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital', one of the seven most terrifying places selected by CNN, 〈Gonjiam〉 is an experiential horror film that caused a box office upset by ranking first overall upon its release, and it has been recognized as the best horror film by various horror media and communities worldwide. It has also won awards such as Best Editing at the 39th Blue Dragon Film Awards and Best Editing at the 55th Daejong Film Awards, gaining recognition for both popularity and artistry.