If you're looking for some high-quality, edge-of-your-seat thrillers with an international twist, then look no further than these ten South Korean films available on Netflix today! From action-packed blockbusters to thought-provoking dramas that will keep your heart racing until the very end - here are 10 must-see titles from one of cinema's most exciting emerging markets:

1. The Call (2020)

Lee Chung-hyun helms this gripping psychological thriller about a young woman named Park Jae-in who becomes connected by phone to her past self through an old landline. As she tries to prevent a series of gruesome murders, Jae-in must navigate the complexities of time travel while also confronting dark secrets from within herself.

2. The Wailing (2016)

In this chilling rural horror tale set in 1980s Korea, a policeman named Yong-guk investigates a string of bizarre and gory killings that may be linked to an American stranger known only as 'the Baek'. As the body count rises, Yong-guk must confront ancient evil head-on before it's too late.

3. Train To Busan (2016)

When a virus turns most of humanity into ravenous hordes on a train hurtling towards Seoul at breakneck speeds, survival becomes an hourly struggle for handfuls of passengers including pregnant schoolteacher Seok-woo and his daughter Soo-an. With no hope in sight except each other - will they make it out alive?

4. The Handmaiden (2016)

In 1930s Korea under Japanese rule, a young woman named Soon-kyeong poses as an innocent handmaid to serve the wealthy but reclusive mistress of her former home. But beneath the prim facade lies a web of seduction and deception that will leave no one unscathed.

5. The Client (2014)

In this tense crime thriller set in present-day Seoul, lawyer Kang-ho Park takes on an amnesiac client accused of murder who claims he doesn't remember anything about himself or what really happened - forcing Kang-ho to navigate a complex web of corruption and deceit as they fight for justice.

6. The Wailing: Prequel (2019)

This prequel film explores the events leading up to the original 'The Wailing' from multiple perspectives, including those of several supporting characters who will play key roles in unraveling the mystery behind 'the Baek'.

7. Memories Of Murder (2003)

Based on real-life crimes committed by serial killers during the 1980s and based loosely off a novelization thereof written by Hwang Seung-yeong; this darkly comedic neo-noir crime thriller follows two bumbling detectives as they attempt to catch their quarry using unorthodox methods.

8. The Silenced (2015)

Set in Japanese occupied Korea during World War II, 'The Silenced' tells the story of a group of young girls who are sent away from home and forced into brutal labor camps where conditions are harsh beyond imagination - but amidst such cruelty can beauty still be found?

9. Thirst: Part One & Two (2006)

Based on the acclaimed novel by Korean author Park Chan-wook; this two-part vampire horror series follows a former priest named Hyun-sung who becomes infected with vampirism after receiving blood from an American missionary - now he must survive in modern-day Seoul while trying to resist his thirst for human flesh...

10. The Host (2006)

Finally, we have another classic Korean monster movie directed by Bong Joon-ho about a giant mutated river creature that emerges from the Han River and begins terrorizing citizens of present day Seoul - all it needs now is some action packed action sequences to round out this list!

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