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Confession of Murder (2012)

Directed by Jung Byung-gil

Action | Crime | Thriller

Most recently watched by zombiefreak, noahphex, lolareels

Overview

A serial killer reappears 15 years after his murder spree with a book detailing his crimes. The resentful cop who failed to catch him before is assigned to protect him. The families of the victims plan revenge. And as the media circus spirals out of control, a masked man called “J” appears claiming to be the real killer.

Length 119 minutes

Actors

Jeong Jae-Yeong | Park Shi Hoo | Jeong Hae-gyun | Kim Young-ae | Choi Won-young | Kim Jong-gu | Jang Gwang | Jo Eun-ji | Oh Yong | Park Woong | Min Ji-a | Kim Min-sang | Jo Eun-joo | Han Sa-myung | Jung-Hee Nam | Lee Jae-goo | Son Jong-hak | Ryoo Je-seung | Choi Hee-jin | Lee Bong-ryeon

Viewing History (seen 1 time)

Date ViewedDeviceFormatSourceRating
07/16/2020TVDVDLibrary8.5 stars
 

Viewing Notes

Sorta kinda back on my bullshit—> checked this out of my library in early March and now 4 months later it’s finally due so…

Holy Shit Why Did I Wait So Long To Watch This Movie.

I’m guessing it’s that rather wordy description because that does nothing to sell this movie. When this movie really started to break loose (there’s an early traffic / chase sequence this is totally bananas) I was hoping and praying that this was based on a true story. Damn. This is some fucked up Korean crime shit staged in such a way I really had no idea where it was going (the best kind). It’s also fucking ridiculous.

My biggest challenge was grasping w/the dates and this statute of limitations on crimes bc that’s some whack shit. Initially thought it was like 2 years based on the timestamps shown on screen and that seemed very wrong… ex. 2 years after committing a murder the perp is off the hook. But then it was clear that it was a longer period of time but it doesn’t do a good job of crystallizing that, IMO. Because how is this dude that wrote the book on these murders so freakin’ young? Anyways, some shit ya just gotta leave at the door. Sit back and enjoy this crazy story. It’s a fun one and one I wished I had seen in theater. I don’t recall it playing at my cinema or I may have skipped it back then.

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