Feature2024·102m·6.7

Handsome Guys

We ain't no ordinary troublemakers!

ComedyHorror

Brothers Jae-pil and Sang-gu move into their dream rustic-style house in the woods. When unwanted visitors arrive and awaken a sealed evil spirit in the basement, a dark aura begins to envelop the house.

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Cast

Lee Sung-min

Jae-pil

Lee Hee-jun

Sang-gu

Gong Seung-yeon

Mi-na

Park Ji-hwan

Chief Choi

Lee Kyoo-hyung

Officer Nam

Woo Hyeon

Father Kim

Jang Dong-ju

Sung-bin

Kang Ki-doong

Byeong-jo

Bin Chan-uk

Yong-jun

Park Jeong-hwa

Bo-ra

Kim Do-hoon

Jason

Park Kyung-hye

Soon-ok

Lee Seo-hwan

Real Estate Manager

Song You-hyun

Nun

Jamie Horan

Father Baker

Jin Tae-geon

John

Im Won-hee

Sung-bin's Granduncle

Details

Status
Released
Original language
Korean
Languages
Korean
Budget
Revenue
$14.4M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Hive Media Corp

Crew

Director

Nam Dong-hyub

Writers

Morgan Jurgenson, Eli Craig, Nam Dong-hyub, Shin Eun-kyung

Kim Tae-yeon

Costume Design

Jeong Yi-jin

Production Design

Kim Sun-min

Editor

Yang Hyun-suk

Director of Photography

Kim Ji-hye

Original Music Composer

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Reviews

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1/25/2026

6.0

This is essentially a Korean take on Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, albeit with a few notable twists. The biggest change is the introduction of a demonic goat that possesses the teenagers, and it’s in the final act where the film really separates itself. The ending veers into territory that feels closer to The Evil Dead crossed with The Exorcist, which is easily the most interesting departure from its inspiration. The deaths largely mirror those in Tucker & Dale, though they’re either not quite as well executed or tweaked for broader comedic effect. The humour is also more zany overall, which sometimes works against the film rather than in its favour. If you go in without having seen Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, you’ll likely have a much better time with this, and might even prefer it. While the original is undoubtedly more polished and better executed, I still had fun with this version—especially thanks to the unexpected changes in the final stretch