Why was six afraid of seven? Because Ten Eleven Twelve

[The Alexanderians]

I don't like terror and horror movies, in general.
I remember having an ex, who loves horror movies, and guess what? It was summertime, then. I was sweating profusely and closing my eyes and ears at almost every scene.

I must say, Korea and Japan can scare you shitless with their terror movies. Ju-rei, oh! White, oh!

I will admit levels of creepy are there, but most of it is paranoia fuel or mind f**k

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I must say, Korea and Japan can scare you shitless with their terror movies. Ju-rei, oh! White, oh!

I will admit levels of creepy are there, but most of it is paranoia fuel or mind f**k

You have to see Korean horror movies and horror comics. Holy shit.

This one always gets me.

[The Alexanderians]

I will admit levels of creepy are there, but most of it is paranoia fuel or mind f**k

You have to see Korean horror movies and horror comics. Holy shit.

This one always gets me.

It's 3 am here...how about no?

[Gim]

I must say, Korea and Japan can scare you shitless with their terror movies. Ju-rei, oh! White, oh!

Yeah, Korea has horror movies, such as Man, Terror in Han River, and other more. However, there are also exciting music that gained recognition in Cannes festival and others, such as Snowpiercer, Cold, Roaring Currents(which depict of Korean navy that was outnumbered by Japanese, yet winning the battle, defeating the Japanese), and Assassination.

However, I watch variety shows a great deal, as far as Korea is concerned. One of them is Running Man, which is popular in probably all of Asia.

[Jochistan]

I don't like terror and horror movies, in general.
I remember having an ex, who loves horror movies, and guess what? It was summertime, then. I was sweating profusely and closing my eyes and ears at almost every scene.

I must say, Korea and Japan can scare you shitless with their terror movies. Ju-rei, oh! White, oh!

They also arent bound by squeamish audiences either. They can get nuts with gore.

[The Alexanderians]

I must say, Korea and Japan can scare you shitless with their terror movies. Ju-rei, oh! White, oh!

Yeah, Korea has horror movies, such as Man, Terror in Han River, and other more. However, there are also exciting music that gained recognition in Cannes festival and others, such as Snowpiercer, Cold, Roaring Currents(which depict of Korean navy that was outnumbered by Japanese, yet winning the battle, defeating the Japanese), and Assassination.

However, I watch variety shows a great deal, as far as Korea is concerned. One of them is Running Man, which is popular in probably all of Asia.

You and your Korean music

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I must say, Korea and Japan can scare you shitless with their terror movies. Ju-rei, oh! White, oh!

Yeah, Korea has horror movies, such as Man, Terror in Han River, and other more. However, there are also exciting music that gained recognition in Cannes festival and others, such as Snowpiercer, Cold, Roaring Currents(which depict of Korean navy that was outnumbered by Japanese, yet winning the battle, defeating the Japanese), and Assassination.

However, I watch variety shows a great deal, as far as Korea is concerned. One of them is Running Man, which is popular in probably all of Asia.

I do enjoy Korean sitcoms. Became a huge fan of My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho. Kinda of goofy. I also watched one with Taeyeon (who I find adorable), but I can't recall the name of it.

[Gim]

Yeah, Korea has horror movies, such as Man, Terror in Han River, and other more. However, there are also exciting music that gained recognition in Cannes festival and others, such as Snowpiercer, Cold, Roaring Currents(which depict of Korean navy that was outnumbered by Japanese, yet winning the battle, defeating the Japanese), and Assassination.

However, I watch variety shows a great deal, as far as Korea is concerned. One of them is Running Man, which is popular in probably all of Asia.

You and your Korean music

I was talking about Korean movies and shows, and yes, I recently got addicted to those. However, mind you, I listen to Japanese songs and songs sung by Chinese singers as well.

[Jochistan]

I must say, Korea and Japan can scare you shitless with their terror movies. Ju-rei, oh! White, oh!

Yeah, Korea has horror movies, such as Man, Terror in Han River, and other more. However, there are also exciting music that gained recognition in Cannes festival and others, such as Snowpiercer, Cold, Roaring Currents(which depict of Korean navy that was outnumbered by Japanese, yet winning the battle, defeating the Japanese), and Assassination.

However, I watch variety shows a great deal, as far as Korea is concerned. One of them is Running Man, which is popular in probably all of Asia.

Their thriller/horrors are pretty crazy too.

I Saw the Devil was just insane.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I must say, Korea and Japan can scare you shitless with their terror movies. Ju-rei, oh! White, oh!

They also arent bound by squeamish audiences either. They can get nuts

That's true too.

[Gim]

Their thriller/horrors are pretty crazy too.

I Saw the Devil was just insane.

Oh yes, my ex and I were debating whether we should watch Man or I Saw The Devil, when we were both in a theatre. I picked whichever looked less scary, which was Man, but I was still terrified watching it.

[The Alexanderians]

Yeah, Korea has horror movies, such as Man, Terror in Han River, and other more. However, there are also exciting music that gained recognition in Cannes festival and others, such as Snowpiercer, Cold, Roaring Currents(which depict of Korean navy that was outnumbered by Japanese, yet winning the battle, defeating the Japanese), and Assassination.

However, I watch variety shows a great deal, as far as Korea is concerned. One of them is Running Man, which is popular in probably all of Asia.

I do enjoy Korean sitcoms. Became a huge fan of My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho. Kinda of goofy. I also watched one with Taeyeon (who I find adorable), but I can't recall the name of it.

Heard of it but never got thechance to see it

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I do enjoy Korean sitcoms. Became a huge fan of My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho. Kinda of goofy. I also watched one with Taeyeon (who I find adorable), but I can't recall the name of it.

Heard of it but never got thechance to see it

I really liked it. There's also K-animation, which is quite good. I enjoyed titles like House Ghost and Yobi.

[The Alexanderians]

Heard of it but never got thechance to see it

I really liked it. There's also K-animation, which is quite good. I enjoyed titles like House Ghost and Yobi.

I liked Squirrel and Hedgehog

[Gim]

I do enjoy Korean sitcoms. Became a huge fan of My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho. Kinda of goofy. I also watched one with Taeyeon (who I find adorable), but I can't recall the name of it.
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I loved My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho. Shin Min Ah is extremely pretty, and I heard many of my female friends telling me Lee Seung Ki is pretty handsome.

I remember Taeyeon starring in one drama, the name of which I cannot really remember, but she released many OSTs(Opening Sound Tracks) for many dramas, such as Athena: Goddess of War, The Beautiful You, and etc.

Recently, she released her first-ever single, I.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I really liked it. There's also K-animation, which is quite good. I enjoyed titles like House Ghost and Yobi.

I liked Squirrel and Hedgehog

You know, I wish I could find more K-animation. It's not as exported as Japanime is.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I do enjoy Korean sitcoms. Became a huge fan of My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho. Kinda of goofy. I also watched one with Taeyeon (who I find adorable), but I can't recall the name of it.
(Image)

I loved My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho. Shin Min Ah is extremely pretty, and I heard many of my female friends telling me Lee Seung Ki is pretty handsome.

I remember Taeyeon starring in one drama, the name of which I cannot really remember, but she released many OSTs(Opening Sound Tracks) for many dramas, such as Athena: Goddess of War, The Beautiful You, and etc.

Recently, she released her first-ever single, I.

Is she still part of SNSD or did she leave the group completely?

Her version of Romantic Cat (ditto with Davichi's) is so cute.

[Gim]

I liked Squirrel and Hedgehog

You know, I wish I could find more K-animation. It's not as exported as Japanime is.

The thing is, Korea has the potential to make good animations, but they just don't, because variety shows are very popular amongst their citizens. Some are educational like A Real Man; some are just plain funny like Running Man and Infinite Challenge. Older people generally enjoy watching 1 Night 2 Days.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

You know, I wish I could find more K-animation. It's not as exported as Japanime is.

The thing is, Korea has the potential to make good animations, but they just don't, because variety shows are very popular amongst their citizens. Some are educational like A Real Man; some are just plain funny like Running Man and Infinite Challenge. Older people generally enjoy watching 1 Night 2 Days.

Their period dramas are also quite good. I recall watching one about one of the very first women physicians, in what I imagine is Korea's medieval period. I can't recall the name of it but I absolutely loved that drama.

[The Alexanderians]

I find it funny no one said anything about me mentioning a North Korean animation

[Gim]

The thing is, Korea has the potential to make good animations, but they just don't, because variety shows are very popular amongst their citizens. Some are educational like A Real Man; some are just plain funny like Running Man and Infinite Challenge. Older people generally enjoy watching 1 Night 2 Days.

Their period dramas are also quite good. I recall watching one about one of the very first women physicians, in what I imagine is Korea's medieval period. I can't recall the name of it but I absolutely loved that drama.

Oh! Jewel In The Palace? People all over Asia, such as in Iran, China, Japan, and even some Eastern European nations really enjoyed the show, I heard. It had a record-high 62.5% average viewer rating in Korea.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I find it funny no one said anything about me mentioning a North Korean animation

Oh, I missed that.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Their period dramas are also quite good. I recall watching one about one of the very first women physicians, in what I imagine is Korea's medieval period. I can't recall the name of it but I absolutely loved that drama.

Oh! Jewel In The Palace? People all over Asia, such as in Iran, China, Japan, and even some Eastern European nations really enjoyed the show, I heard. It had a record-high 62.5% average viewer rating in Korea.

That one, yes! It was absolutely awesome, IMO. I really liked it.

[Gim]

I find it funny no one said anything about me mentioning a North Korean animation

Is one of the lines in it, "Down with the Filthy Imperalists of America and its puppet, South Korea"?

[The Alexanderians]

I find it funny no one said anything about me mentioning a North Korean animation

Oh, I missed that.

It's actually quite funny if you're an American. They portary us as Han Solo-esq laser toting athro-wolves of death. Most Americans are like "You were trying to insult us?! Lol nice try".