

A Tale of Two Sisters
Directed by Kim Jee-woon
Two sisters return home after a stay in a mental institution, only to face disturbing events and a strained relationship with their stepmother. As eerie occurrences unfold, dark family secrets begin to surface, blurring the line between reality and nightmare. From TMDB
139 reactions from 4 sources (Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon, TMDB reviews) · newest Oct 31, 2026 · last updated Nov 1, 2026 · How this works
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| Bluesky * | 47 | 1 | 81 |
| Lemmy * | 2 | 0 | 4 |
| Mastodon * | 1 | 0 | 2 |
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A Tale of Two Sisters is a 2003 drama horror mystery film, directed by Kim Jee-woon, starring Im Soo-jung, Moon Geun-young and Yum Jung-ah.
- 126 people have posted about this film on Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon, TMDB reviews
- posts span Jul 3, 2023 to Oct 31, 2026
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60 of 139 · most liked firstA Tale of Two Sisters This another movie I recommend a lot, but for good reason, it is positively nerve-wracking. A young girl comes home from being institutionalized, and is ill at ease with her father's new wife, the sense of tension builds even before anything creepy happens is second to none.
positive · AI labelView post →Movie recommendation for tonight, The Quiet Family The debut movie from director Kim Jee-woon (A Tale of Two Sisters, I Saw The Devil) is this very dark comedy of errors about a family who open a guest house in the mountains, only for their first guest to die, so they... hide the body.
neutral · AI labelView post →Asked on stream if do movie recommendation threads, and I sure do! It's been a while though, and I've often done them for horror movies around Halloween time. But check out I Saw The Devil if you want a good bad time, South Korean revenge thriller from the same director as A Tale Of Two Sisters.
neutral · AI labelView post →Everyone should go watch The Quiet Family It's director Kim Jee-woon's (A Tale of Two Sisters, I Saw The Devil) first film, a dark comedy about a family who open a countryside guesthouse and when their first guest commits suicide, worried it'll ruin their reputation, decide to hide the body.
neutral · AI labelView post →A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) A very fine Korean Gothic horror film about a pair of sisters living in a house full of ghosts and dark secrets Written and directed by Kim Jee-woon, BOTD in 1964
neutral · AI labelView post →Movie recommendation for tonight, A Tale Of Two Sisters Did I ever mention that this is one of my favourite horrors of all time? If not, this 2003 masterpiece from director Kim Jee-woon is one I cannot recommend highly enough, especially if you're looking to get into the Halloween spirit.
positive · AI labelView post →For those who asked, here are some other excellent haunted house movies from around the world Hausu from Japan the original Paranormal Activity A Tale of Two Sisters The Orphanage Lake Mungo (an amazing film) The Innocents The Changeling The Devil's Backbone
neutral · AI labelView post →Good example of this, Kim Jee-woon Phenomenal director, made some of the best movies of all time in my humble opinion, like for example A Tale of Two Sisters and I Saw The Devil, a top tier talent, and they had him direct the 2013 Schwarzenegger movie The Last Stand, which was okay, it was fine.
neutral · AI labelView post →The 2003 South Korean horror movie A Tale of Two Sisters One of my favourite movies, and one of the best horror movies ever made in my humble opinion
positive · AI labelView post →#NowWatching A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) Dir: Kim Jee-woon #Horror #Movies #Film
neutral · AI labelView post →Share some sisters from Film or TV. My choice: Su-mi and Su-yeon from A Tale of Two Sisters 🖤
neutral · AI labelView post →Now watching: ‘A Tale of Two Sisters’, die. Kim Jee-woon, 2003. 🎬🎥
neutral · AI labelView post →Really good week, it gave me two all-time faves <3 "A Tale of Two Sisters": best horror movie I've watched in a while "And Then We Danced": yk when you feel you're gonna enjoy stg, and then you like it even more that you thought you would... yeah #LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched
positive · AI labelView post →Turn her loose in North Korea! Take care of a FEW problems up there real quick. #FrightClub What a beautiful movie. I mean right up there close with A Tale of Two Sisters for me.
positive · AI labelView post →#NowWatching: #ATaleofTwoSisters It seems @frightya.bsky.social and I discuss this movie every autumn and every time we do I just forget that I own it and can watch it when I want. Well, I want. It's a wonderful movie! #FrightClub #MutantFam #HorrorSky #FilmSky
positive · AI labelView post →Starting my 2025 horror movie thread with A Tale of Two Sisters, in which the titular characters reunite in their widower father’s country home, unraveling the family’s secrets and psyches. Utterly threatening experience, the ending sent me reeling. Tops many all-time great lists for good reason!
positive · AI labelView post →This Deeply Unsettling Korean Horror Gem [A Tale of Two Sisters] Is Better Than Its American Remake [The Uninvited] in Every Way. > If there's one thing the horror genre is really good at, it's making remakes that don't live up to the original. There are so many that it's become a running joke across the medium; sure, every now and then there's an amazing, innovative remake like 2013's Evil Dead, but usually, these rehashings of classic plots only serve as weak copies that can't compete with…
neutral · AI labelView post →Off the top of my head: Memento No Country For Old Men A Tale of Two Sisters Spirited Away The White Ribbon Was actually a really good decade for film IMO.
neutral · AI labelView post →I’m looking for scary season movie recs! 🎃👻 I love psychological horror, scary comedies, and supernatural stuff. Some faves are: * Scream * Get Out * A Tale of Two Sisters * M3GAN * The Shining * Alien I’m NOT interested in stuff like Terrifier or Saw—super gory movies aren’t my thing.
neutral · AI labelView post →TONIGHT! I'm talking horror and mental health and the incredible film "A Tale of Two Sisters" over on @dicerollen.bsky.social 's channel! Come hang! www.youtube.com/live/mXIdrpi...
neutral · AI labelView post →So this family has two sisters in it? Or is one a cousin? Either way. Out in rural Korea. Seen it. And now that I'm thinking of it, will watch again soon. I love A Tale of Two Sisters. GORGEOUS movie. #FrightClub
positive · AI labelView post →A Tale of Two Sisters, 2003, Kim Jee-woon An amazingly stylish, clever and suspenseful horror film that follows two sisters as they adjust to life with ghosts and an oppressive stepmother. One of my favourite horror films and well worth a watch. 👌
positive · AI labelView post →Director Jee-woon Kim talks after a double feature of two of his films THE GOOD THE BAD THE WEIRD & A TALE OF TWO SISTERS at the very first Los Angeles Korean Film Festival.
neutral · AI labelView post →My fave horror movie from each year of the 2000s 2000: Shadow of the Vampire 2001: The Others 2002: The Ring 2003: a Tale of Two Sisters 2004: Shaun of the Dead 2005: Land of the Dead 2006: --- 2007: Trick r Treat 2008: Lake Mungo 2009: Triangle
neutral · AI labelView post →Top ten favourite horror movies (in no particular order!) 1. Alien 2. 自殺サークル / Suicide Club 3. 장화, 홍련 / Rose Flower, Red Lotus (A Tale of Two Sisters) 4. Halloween 5. ABCs of Death 6. Srpski Film / A Serbian Film 7. 呪怨: The Grudge 8. Lat Den Ratte Komma In / Let the Right One In 9. リング / The Ring
neutral · AI labelView post →"Ringu," not "the Ring." The Korean film "A Tale of Two Sisters" is really good.
neutral · AI labelView post →South Korean Thriller/Horror: Pandora (2016) Mother (2009) Forgotten (2017) The Call (2020) The Host (2006) A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) The Silenced(2015) Kingdom (2019; series, not a movie) Memories of Murder (2003) I Saw the Devil (2010) Train to Busan (2016)
neutral · AI labelView post →Re-watched Jee-Woon Kim's beautifully heartbreaking horror film A TALE OF TWO SISTERS last night on Kanopy. I own the Tartan DVD from back in the day, thought the streaming version would be in HD but it isn't. Has there really *never* been a U.S. blu-ray release??
positive · AI labelView post →#FilmSky My 4 favorite first time watches from March: 1. Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie (2026) Directed by Matt Johnson 2. A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) Directed by Kim Jee-woon 3. The Cell (2000) Directed by Tarsem Singh 4. A Scanner Darkly (2006) Directed by Richard Linklater
neutral · AI labelView post →There’s a Korean film called A Tale Of Two Sisters. In the commentary, the director says that the actor playing the younger sister had three modes: “eat, sleep, and run”
neutral · AI labelView post →Continuing my exploration of East Asian horror, I watched both South Korea's A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) and the Malaysia remake Two Sisters (2019). Four and two stars respectively; Squishmothra lost interest in the second film. The first was haunting and tragic. #movies #asianhorror
positive · AI labelView post →Week 2, we watched "A Tale of Two Sisters" (2003) by Kim Jee-woon to think about the distribution + branding of "Asia Extreme" before the current Korean Wave in film/tv production. P.S. I love showing different versions of trailer and packaging to discuss the importance of paratexts.
neutral · AI labelView post →A favorite film that starts with the letter “T” #filmsky A Tale of Two Sisters (2003)
positive · AI labelView post →I’ve been looking for a Region A or region free copy of A Tale of Two Sisters, which is one of my favorite movies. So I ordered one on eBay, and it turned out to be fake, and the subtitles were in French. So I now own a Korean movie with French subtitles. I speak neither of those languages.
positive · AI labelView post →[Noroi - The Curse](https://imdb.adminforge.de/title/tt0930083) (2005, Japan) Supernatural first-person video documentary style POV, but with higher image quality than Blair Witch Project for example. No jump scares, just very creepy and unsettling. Slow burn, but good pacing IMHO. No weaknesses IMHO, hence on top of my list. Just a very unsettling and disturbing, almost real-feeling, horror movie. Also good: - A Tale of Two Sisters (2003, South Korea): less horror, more artistic, intelligent…
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching The Uninvited (2009) for the first time. Heard it’s a remake of A Tale of Two Sisters. If it is half as good as that then this will be a very good movie 📽️
neutral · AI labelView post →Today's first movie is A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) 🍿
neutral · AI labelView post →219. A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) #filmsky #movies #film #horror #horrorsky #Horror365Challenge
neutral · AI labelView post →Can confirm This superb film is rarely available free/included, but if it happens again, we'll schedule it for #FrightClub the minute I know about it There are a few movies on that "will bump anything" list! A Tale of Two Sisters is one; Session 9 is another
positive · AI labelView post →A Tale of Two Sisters (rewatch): watched this for a movie night with pretty girls, which helped it be a bit less scary. but only a bit. I said in 2023 when I saw this that I was looking forward to a rewatch to see all the foreshadowing… but I’d forgotten the twist because of my nightly bimbo pills 😅
positive · AI labelView post →It's been two decades, but I finally watched A Tale of Two Sisters and it's a great movie! I know, what a hot take! Anyway, I liked it a lot. #filmsky www.cinematicpanic.com/a-tale-of-tw...
positive · AI labelView post →#100HorrorMoviesIn92Days (58) 장화, 홍련 / A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) dir Kim Jee-woon I have never seen this. Shame. Shame. Going in now with a Korean classic. It's been on my watchlist since 2008 when I saw it in HMV and went, oooooh that looks good letterboxd.com/film/a-tale-...
neutral · AI labelView post →A Tale of Two Sisters is one of the only movies that has genuinely scared me, some great scenes in it.
positive · AI labelView post →31 Days of Asian Horror: Day Twenty-Nine Suggestion day! A Tale of Two Sisters is one of my all-time FAVORITE movies, and if you haven't seen it yet tonight is the perfect night. #khorror Here’s the review I did of it a while ago: www.wineandakdrama.com/blog/2021/6/...
positive · AI labelView post →A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) This movie is responsible for some of the creepiest scary scenes in #horror. The kitchen sequence made it to #Shudder 101 Scariest Moments list but this scene is frankly terrifying. So many layers to this. Such a good film. Also can we have videos on Bluesky please?
positive · AI labelView post →#NowWatching 📽️💀 A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) #thriller
neutral · AI labelView post →This "Uninvited" is the cat within a cat movie that starts with cat supermax, not the American version of "A Tale of Two Sisters."
neutral · AI labelView post →That monster reminds me of the thing from the Korean psychohorror film A Tale of Two Sisters
neutral · AI labelView post →1. A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) letterboxd.com/film/a-tale-...
neutral · AI labelView post →10. A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) My friend who I watched this with compared it to American Psycho, and I cackled at that because it's honestly kinda true. Not in a bad way, it's a fucking fantastic psychological horror film that surprised me to the point it may be among my favorites of the genre.
positive · AI labelView post →And this. Epilogue (에필로그) · Byeong Woo Lee South Korean movie A Tale Of Two Sisters/ Memories From 'Three' (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) youtu.be/4Ij72kumTRE?...
neutral · AI labelView post →A Tale of Two Sisters A Korean horror film with plenty of ghostly imagery and a subtle-yet-chilling final reveal
neutral · AI labelView post →"A Tale of Two Sisters" is a perfect movie. Every filmmaker should watch it. Every scene is framed and built to perfection with a score and sound design that is unrivaled. Perfect movie. No notes. (Take notes.) #ataleoftwosisters #khorror #horrorfilm #classichorror #2000shorror
positive · AI labelView post →10 films to know me: A Tale of Two Sisters Mulholland Drive Phantom of the Paradise The End of EVANGELION Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind The Talented Mr. RIPLEY Over Your Dead Body ("Kuime") "Box" Takashi Miike short film Audition
neutral · AI labelView post →10 Horror movies to get to know me by: Exhuma 4Bia Incantation A Tale of Two Sisters Sundel Bolong (1981 movie) Get Out Us The Call Escape Room House of Wax
neutral · AI labelView post →kdrama: The Guest film: MANY, but I am going with A Tale of Two Sisters
neutral · AI labelView post →There is actually another movie called Cobweb that came out on 2023! It's directed by Kim Jee-woon, who directed A Tale of Two Sisters, and it stars Song Kang-ho!
neutral · AI labelView post →I think “A Tale of Two Sisters” is incredibly underrated, really great Korean ghost story. Acting is top notch, solid scares, and beautiful cinematography. Highly recommended!!
positive · AI labelView post →I did not get as much written yesterday as I'd intended so I'm going continue working on my horror book while watching some horror movies. We start with the absolutely stunning A Tale of Two Sisters, easily a top five favourite film and why I am never getting rid of my physical media collection.
positive · AI labelView post →"A Tale of Two Sisters" is flawless but it's not a feel good film. I cried for a solid hour.
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