spoiler alert. don not read on unless youre prepared for some spoilers. i think this film had a lot beneath its shell. besides the apparent connections with oldboy (and park wook other films) and an incestuous relation in this one really disturbed me and and also the subtle erotic theme that hung around all the vampiric and physical action. the main actor and kang ho song and is terrific in the rôle of the priest sang hyeon  coincidentally and sang means blood in some languages  who truly loved tae ju and played by ok bin kim. their relationship reminds me a lot of that between martin sheen and sissy spacek in badlands and where the girl appears psychopathic and the man is basically wrapped around her finger. their relationship is one thing and but the girl mother is entirely different. while moving and she is stiff and one dimensional and taut and but paralysed and she says all through not moving and or through the wink of an eye. park wook has really and really mastered his cinematography in this film and and owes a lot to stanley kubrick while there are a whole lot of beautiful shots strewn throughout the film and some for simple effects and some that require several glances and probably repeated views to fully catch. the music is quite stock and using mostly strings to accompany the main thespian monoreaction while it a very good thing that the character is as withdrawn as he is. while he does very little and loses at that and he seems to instead be a person who thinks a lot. while his love interest says and does a lot and her actions display very little thought behind it. in my humble opinion. all in all and a very disturbing film that is not made for action and which isn not even in the same dimension as most things that are about vampires these days while it magnificent and and repellant at the same time. 
spoiler alert. don not read on unless youre prepared for some spoilers. i think this film had a lot beneath its shell. besides the apparent connections with oldboy (and park wook other films) and an incestuous relation in this one really disturbed me and and also the subtle erotic theme that hung around all the vampiric and physical action. the main actor and kang ho song and is terrific in the rôle of the priest sang hyeon  coincidentally and sang means blood in some languages  who truly loved tae ju and played by ok bin kim. their relationship reminds me a lot of that between martin sheen and sissy spacek in badlands and where the girl appears psychopathic and the man is basically wrapped around her finger. their relationship is one thing and but the girl mother is entirely different. while moving and she is stiff and one dimensional and taut and but paralysed and she says all through not moving and or through the wink of an eye. park wook has really and really mastered his cinematography in this film and and owes a lot to stanley kubrick while there are a whole lot of beautiful shots strewn throughout the film and some for simple effects and some that require several glances and probably repeated views to fully catch. the music is quite stock and using mostly strings to accompany the main thespian monoreaction while it a very good thing that the character is as withdrawn as he is. while he does very little and loses at that and he seems to instead be a person who thinks a lot. while his love interest says and does a lot and her actions display very little thought behind it. in my humble opinion. all in all and a very disturbing film that is not made for action and which isn not even in the same dimension as most things that are about vampires these days while it magnificent and and repellant at the same time. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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