Thanks for reminding me about this! I just watched it today. Being a big fan of the cheese-fest that is Frequency (although not the TV series reboot), I really enjoyed the heck out of this Korean horror version! I sort of wish the '90s character had a little more, well, character, and I don’t totally get what was going on in the mid-credits sequence, but whatevs. Definitely delivers on the premise.
Same here, but… I don’t really understand what the movie was trying to tell me. There were parts where it was hard to tell who was in control, which I’m sure was intentional, and I think the scenes where she’s rehearsing to be the person she’s going to possess, along with the scene where she rehearses to be herself before visiting her husband and kid meant something, but I’m not sure what, and if it has anything to do with the ending. Help!