Season 39

Decision to Leave? More like, decision to watch a good movie.

We couldn't be more excited to talk about the film we consider to be Park's masterpiece - the gorgeous, twisty, and ultimately moving THE HANDMAIDEN.

Remember when the star of TV's Prison Break (Wentworth Miller, "human map") wrote a screenplay that landed on the Black List and ended up serving as the material for Park Chan-Wook's only English film to date?

Move over, Dracula. Eat your heart out Edward Cullen. A new sexy vampire is in town, and he just happens to be a PRIEST.

From the twisted mind of Park Chan-Wook, it's...a surprisingly sensitive romance set in a mental hospital?

Park Chan-Wook's loosely-linked "Vengeance Trilogy" comes to a starkly satisfying end with 2005's LADY VENGEANCE - a normal flick...that's all we have to say.

What is an Oldboy? How do you feel about Greek Tragedies? How did Choi Min-Sik achieve that iconic (and insane) hairstyle?

Park Chan-Wook kicks off his famous "Vengeance" trilogy and we kick off another episode where we talk about Ted Danson's late 90s sitcom BECKER.

Park Chan-Wook's 2000 breakthrough and Korean box office juggernaut - JSA (Joint Security Area) - is the rare international murder-mystery that dares to ask the question..."what if the real smoking gun was FRIENDSHIP??"

It's a brand new era for Blank Check - Griffin is in his "arriving early to work" era. Ben is in his "Bad Boy 2.0" era. And we're all in our WORLD CINEMA era as we kick off our series on South Korean master Park Chan-Wook.