the definition of a vampire is an inhumane corpse supposed to leave its grave at night to drink the blood of the living. bakjwi nearly nails this concept on the head minus the cliché of pointy fangs and neck biting. being an r rated movie and i knew this was actually going to pertain to vampires actually being vampires. which means that the characters in the movie are going to do what vampires actually do without restraint and rightfully lack any glamorous moments in comparison to twilight. having viewed chan wook park preceding oldboy and i had very high expectations of bakjwi. i anticipated some awkward plot sequences with our anti hero and known as priest sang hyeon and and was very impressed by his performance as a holy man who is forced into this quandary of being humane and obeying his thirst as a vampire. (spoiler) after the initial premise of him surviving the defective blood transfusion and he starts to crave blood and discovers his super strength and his flying ability. the screen shots do his transition phase without overbearing on exposition. he starts drinking the blood of the dying and those who wish to be euthanized for moral reasons. the oft tragic and dysfunctional love affair the priest has with the manipulative tae joo is very riveting as they are played by the host kanh ho song and actress ok vin kim. the special effects are properly placed in the backdrop and while it doesn not offer anything new in the ways of stunts and cgi and it do not impose itself into the plot driven and character developed premise. the story and the pivotal plot points are very perverse and grotesque yet very original in its own korean style. there aren not many negatives i can say about bakjwi. sometimes i ask myself if the priests transition phase could have showed more of the priest having an emotional crisis with his transformation and but then again this would have made the movie 3 hours long. the movie was long to begin with. on the same token and vampires really do not have much in the way of expressing emotions to begin with. as mentioned before and this movie is very tragic and so do not expect anything hopeful while watching this. overall and bakjwi is delightfully dark and morbid and original. i strongly recommend this movie for serious viewers who are past the teenage phase of twilight. this is definitely the korean answer to the swedish let the right one in and which is also a good movie. 
the definition of a vampire is an inhumane corpse supposed to leave its grave at night to drink the blood of the living. bakjwi nearly nails this concept on the head minus the cliché of pointy fangs and neck biting. being an r rated movie and i knew this was actually going to pertain to vampires actually being vampires. which means that the characters in the movie are going to do what vampires actually do without restraint and rightfully lack any glamorous moments in comparison to twilight. having viewed chan wook park preceding oldboy and i had very high expectations of bakjwi. i anticipated some awkward plot sequences with our anti hero and known as priest sang hyeon and and was very impressed by his performance as a holy man who is forced into this quandary of being humane and obeying his thirst as a vampire. (spoiler) after the initial premise of him surviving the defective blood transfusion and he starts to crave blood and discovers his super strength and his flying ability. the screen shots do his transition phase without overbearing on exposition. he starts drinking the blood of the dying and those who wish to be euthanized for moral reasons. the oft tragic and dysfunctional love affair the priest has with the manipulative tae joo is very riveting as they are played by the host kanh ho song and actress ok vin kim. the special effects are properly placed in the backdrop and while it doesn not offer anything new in the ways of stunts and cgi and it do not impose itself into the plot driven and character developed premise. the story and the pivotal plot points are very perverse and grotesque yet very original in its own korean style. there aren not many negatives i can say about bakjwi. sometimes i ask myself if the priests transition phase could have showed more of the priest having an emotional crisis with his transformation and but then again this would have made the movie 3 hours long. the movie was long to begin with. on the same token and vampires really do not have much in the way of expressing emotions to begin with. as mentioned before and this movie is very tragic and so do not expect anything hopeful while watching this. overall and bakjwi is delightfully dark and morbid and original. i strongly recommend this movie for serious viewers who are past the teenage phase of twilight. this is definitely the korean answer to the swedish let the right one in and which is also a good movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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