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Killing Time, directed by Jang Jun-yeop, dives into the murky waters of modern media ethics and the consequences of fame. The film's tone is eerie, blending a palpable sense of dread with the frenetic energy of a live broadcast, which makes for an unsettling viewing experience. The pacing is a bit uneven, but it works to build tension as the crew grapples with the fallout of a tragic accident. Practical effects are quite striking here, enhancing the horror elements without over-relying on CGI—there’s something visceral about how the scenes unfold. The performances are noteworthy, capturing a mix of desperation and fear, making the whole premise feel eerily relevant in our social media age.
Interesting take on media ethics.Strong practical effects.The pacing has its highs and lows.
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