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How Did They End Up With Two Names? Series Known by Different Titles at Home and Abroad

How Did They End Up With Two Names? Series Known by Different Titles at Home and Abroad

Names matter, and titles are just as important in popular entertainment. A title has to be instantly recognizable, memorable and true to the work if it is going to stick with audiences. Yet some series have ended up with two names.
| Seongchan Eol
'Resident Evil: Night of the 0th,' Set for September Release…Teaser Poster Featuring an Original Story

'Resident Evil: Night of the 0th,' Set for September Release…Teaser Poster Featuring an Original Story

An acclaimed game horror thriller based on the hit 'Biohazard' franchise, previewing an independent story distinct from the existing series Two teaser posters—one featuring an eerie 'shadow' and the other depicting a 'city' in ruins—raise chills to the extreme Directed by 'Barbarian' helmer Zach Cregger, the new film follows a brutal survival race and lands in theaters in September
A teaser poster for 〈Resident Evil: Night of the 0th〉 has drawn attention as it returns with a brand-new story. 〈Resident Evil: Night of the 0th〉 is a horror thriller that follows the harrowing night of a medical delivery driver who gets pulled into an endless survival race without even realizing...
| Seongchan Eol
'Salmokji' followed by 'Obsession' in box office jackpot… Horror film turns 10 billion won into 690 billion won

'Salmokji' followed by 'Obsession' in box office jackpot… Horror film turns 10 billion won into 690 billion won

From 'Salmokji,' the all-time No. 1 film that surpassed 'A Tale of Two Sisters,' to 'Obsession,' which earned 660 times its budget, here's the fall theater lineup
'Obsession' delivers 660-fold return… The secret behind horror's box office breakthrough beyond summer rules 'Salmokji' tops 3.24 million viewers to become the all-time No. 1, with 'Alpha,' opening Sept. 30, taking aim at year-round success Movie theaters are enjoying an unusual horror-film boom...
| James choi