Revelations | Final Trailer | Netflix

A pastor is convinced that a divine revelation has called him to punish the person guilty of a missing person case, while a detective assigned to the case is haunted by her dead sister’s shadow.

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Revelations | Final Trailer | Netflix

[theghostreckon]

I just finished watching the movie today with my dad and it was awesome, I can definitely imagine a sequel with something related to the pastor and him going completely nuts.

[marlonabbas]

The director of train to bussan and alfonso cuaron working together on a thriller? Damn, this has the everything to be a really good one

[jhunz]

I love that the movie has well crafted actors, & not the overly surgically enhanced celebrities who has fandom to hype them!

[shankthenoob]

Every other suspense thriller k-drama i have seen is worth it. I got my hopes high on this one too

[starsevnin]

Ryu Junyeol's movies never disappointed, I hope his movies are always on Netflix😊

[heirina]

finished watching yesterday right after it came🥳
and ITS THE BEST OF THE BEST!!!! THERE ISNT ONE SINGLE BORING SECOND!!!!💕💕💕💕💕💕

[BisayainHolland]

Cinematography is great ! The only 2hrs netflix that i didnt skip every second. Recommended

[OliverBennett-fu]

The combination of mystery and religious concepts, with complex moral questions, can be engaging and thought-provoking, although some aspects may seem repetitive.

[spusulri]

This gives me “the guest”vibes.
One of my absolute fav supernatural thrillers

[ksinh]

Why do Korean thriller movies have to be so good.... ❤❤❤

[adrianhiisssthecat]

Yeon Sang-ho and Alfonso Cuaron are behind this, should be promising.

[cc.kanna]

The director of my favorite Korean zombie movie AND the director of HP3 is serving as executive producer?

I’m here for it!!! Can’t wait! ❤

[mitchjaveri]

this is a very good well made movie, don't miss it

[tulsirai]

I am watching it now. Paused it and came back to see the comments don’t know why 😂

[Krypt-]

people recommending this gem in the comments thanks lot, It was crazy good 🔥

[kyodoarashi]

Vietnam and the Philippines have large Catholic populations. However, when it comes to passion, Korea is the most passionate country in Asia for Catholicism and Protestantism. But sometimes the opposite is true. The director wanted to express various complex contradictions.

[W-me]

Best movie of 2025 so far. Worth every minute!

[lazzi]

I was really looking forward to seeing this movie ever since the first trailer because the cinematography looked so good & I love Korean movies, especially their thrillers! So I stayed up until it released at 2am to watch it. Overall, I thought it was just okay though, not all that. It does have a lot of good imagery & cinematography, the camera work was great.

[cathalodiubhain]

Korea and Japan are miles ahead of the rest producing movies and TV shows.

[akhoito-ln]

Just finished watching and there's no boring scenes at all!
I wonder if the director has a Christian background and is now against the idea of faith? Seems like he's trying to raise awareness of how faith somehow makes people delusional to the point of doing things that's irrational and illogical, though I'm not saying that faith or God isn't real at all.