The horror film 'Salmokji', directed by Lee Sang-min, has officially surpassed the 3 million viewer mark as of May 10, just 33 days after its April 8 release. The film has achieved significant success, outperforming the 2018 hit 'Gonjiam' (2.68 million viewers) to become the second highest-grossing Korean horror film in history. Director Lee Sang-min expressed his gratitude and surprise at the milestone, attributing the film's popularity to the compelling performances of lead actors Kim Hye-yoon and Lee Jong-won, as well as the audience's engagement with the film's interpretative themes and memes. - 'Salmokji' hit the 3 million viewer milestone on May 10, exactly 33 days after its theatrical release. - It has overtaken the 2018 film 'Gonjiam' to become the second most successful Korean horror movie ever released. - The film is now nearing the historical record held by 'A Tale of Two Sisters' as it continues its strong box office performance. | The horror film 'Salmokji', directed by Lee Sang-min, has officially surpassed the 3 million viewer mark as of May 10, just 33 days after its April 8 release. The film has achieved significant success, outperforming the 2018 hit 'Gonjiam' (2.68 million viewers) to become the second highest-grossing Korean horror film in history. Director Lee Sang-min expressed his gratitude and surprise at the milestone, attributing the film's popularity to the compelling performances of lead actors Kim Hye-yoon and Lee Jong-won, as well as the audience's engagement with the film's interpretative themes and memes. - 'Salmokji' hit the 3 million viewer milestone on May 10, exactly 33 days after its theatrical release. - It has overtaken the 2018 film 'Gonjiam' to become the second most successful Korean horror movie ever released. - The film is now nearing the historical record held by 'A Tale of Two Sisters' as it continues its strong box office performance.