Following its record-breaking theatrical run, the Korean horror film 'Salmokji', directed by Lee Sang-min and starring Kim Hye-yoon, Lee Jong-won, and Jang Da-a, is now available for home viewing starting May 27th. The film has rewritten history by surpassing 'A Tale of Two Sisters' to become the highest-grossing Korean horror movie of all time. Audiences can now access the film through various platforms, including IPTV (Genie TV, Btv, U+tv), digital cable TV, and streaming services like Coupang Play, Wavve, Watcha, and Apple TV. The story follows a production team that visits the mysterious 'Salmokji' reservoir after a strange figure appears in a road-view image of the location. - 'Salmokji' achieved over 3.3 million viewers, marking the highest box office performance for a Korean horror film in 23 years. - The film is available for IPTV, cable VOD, and various OTT platforms including Coupang Play and Wavve as of May 27th. Q: Why is this trending? A: The film is trending because it officially became the highest-grossing Korean horror movie in history and has now expanded its reach to home audiences through various digital platforms. | Following its record-breaking theatrical run, the Korean horror film 'Salmokji', directed by Lee Sang-min and starring Kim Hye-yoon, Lee Jong-won, and Jang Da-a, is now available for home viewing starting May 27th. The film has rewritten history by surpassing 'A Tale of Two Sisters' to become the highest-grossing Korean horror movie of all time. Audiences can now access the film through various platforms, including IPTV (Genie TV, Btv, U+tv), digital cable TV, and streaming services like Coupang Play, Wavve, Watcha, and Apple TV. The story follows a production team that visits the mysterious 'Salmokji' reservoir after a strange figure appears in a road-view image of the location. - 'Salmokji' achieved over 3.3 million viewers, marking the highest box office performance for a Korean horror film in 23 years. - The film is available for IPTV, cable VOD, and various OTT platforms including Coupang Play and Wavve as of May 27th. Q: Why is this trending? A: The film is trending because it officially became the highest-grossing Korean horror movie in history and has now expanded its reach to home audiences through various digital platforms.