I have a very large collection of South Korean dvds. And this is one of the best not just Korean but World Cinema movies ever. It^s starts funny with the local moron police officers trying to frame anyone for the murders, then turns very intense and tragic when the Seoul detective joins the team to catch the serial killer of 10 women. (A true story). With a shocking end. An apsolute must see film. Unfortunately my Optimum release dvd had several picture faults throughout. So had to return it and get deplacement.

This film is easily one of the best serial killer films I have ever seen.

It is so incredibly tense, gripping and dark. And knowing that it is based on a true story (explained in the extra features), makes it so much more emotional and touching to know and learn the victims' stories.

This film keeps you guessing all the way to the very end on whether the killer was actually caught... Was he/she? You'll have to watch to find out...

It's worth it... Trust me.

Enjoy.

The Times wrote "Astonishing. Perhaps the best serial-killer movie ever made" and I agree. It's very provocative, extremely tense, blackly humorous and it stars Song Kang-Ho who is one of Korea's finest actors. Memories of murder is easily the best film to come out of Korea. A MUST-SEE