Rent Sleep (2023)
3.4 of 5 from 75 ratings
1h 31min
This Korean horror film presents some truly intriguing concepts, exploring whether the phenomenon at its core is sleepwalking or possession. While the first two acts may feel somewhat slow and repetitive, with the tension primarily arising from occasional jump scares in what initially seems like a medical procedural, the third act is exceptional. However, this film is more than just a suspense thriller or a ghost story. It weaves in a deeper narrative, lamenting the erosion of the traditional culture in Korea, which adds a sombre yet exhilarating dimension to the overall experience.