A Killer Paradox (2024-)

After being discharged from the army, a listless Lee Tang (Choi Woo-sik) enrolls in a university and gets a part-time job at a convenience store, trying in vain to be able to afford a trip to Canada some day. Tang has little to no direction, still relies on his parents for support, and tends to be the victim of bullying, until one day he decides to fight back and ends up killing the assailant. Filled with guilt, Tang is sure his life is completely over now, until it turns out the man was actually a serial killer. Then it happens again, he kills a “blind girl” who we come to find out killed her parents. Tang starts to believe that not only is he extremely lucky, but that his purpose in life might be to take the lives of bad people. This theory is supported by Roh Bin (Kim Yo-han), a computer geek with a very comic book-esque past who recognizes Tang's potential as a modern superhero wielding a hammer of justice. Speaking of hammers, that’s exactly what you’ll want to do (the sex kind, not the murder kind) to nudecomer Choi Mi-Geum when you see her terrific T’n’A as she rides Woo-sik. We skin-visioned it so you can get an even better look at her North and South Koreas!