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This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all-girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted to be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post-lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Film/MementoMori'' and is known for being one of the first mainstream Korean films to depict lesbian characters, the third film is known as ''Film/WishingStairs'', the fourth film is called ''Film/{{Voice}}'', and the fifth film is called ''Film/ABloodPledge''.

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This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all-girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted to be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post-lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Film/MementoMori'' ''Film/{{Memento Mori|1999}}'' and is known for being one of the first mainstream Korean films to depict lesbian characters, the third film is known as ''Film/WishingStairs'', the fourth film is called ''Film/{{Voice}}'', and the fifth film is called ''Film/ABloodPledge''.
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* UndeadBarefooter: [[spoiler: Jin-ju]] is barefoot when she takes her revenge.
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This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all-girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted to be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post-lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Memento Mori'' and is known for being one of the first mainstream Korean films to depict lesbian characters, the third film is known as ''Wishing Stairs'', the fourth film is called ''Voice'', and the fifth film is called ''A Blood Pledge''.

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This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all-girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted to be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post-lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Memento Mori'' ''Film/MementoMori'' and is known for being one of the first mainstream Korean films to depict lesbian characters, the third film is known as ''Wishing Stairs'', ''Film/WishingStairs'', the fourth film is called ''Voice'', ''Film/{{Voice}}'', and the fifth film is called ''A Blood Pledge''.
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''Whispering Corridors'' is a Korean horror film directed by Park Ki-Hyung in 1998 about a series of unexplained murders committed by a ghost. Eun-Young, a former student turned teacher, investigates the murders after Mrs. Park, a fellow teacher calls her about Jin-ju, a former friend of Eun-Young's. Three students, Ji-oh (an art student), Jae-yi (a shy student), and Jung-sook (a strange and unpopular student), doing morning janitorial duties find her body hanging from a tree. Although her death looks like a suicide, rumors fly around the school that Jin-ju, an unpopular student who died years ago is back to take revenge on the teachers who tormented her. Eun-young and the three students get caught up in the dark secrets of the school and must stop the ghost before she commits another murder.

This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Memento Mori'' and is known for being one of the first mainstream Korean films to depict lesbian characters, the third film is known as ''Wishing Stairs'', the fourth film is called ''Voice'', and the fifth film is called ''A Blood Pledge''.

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''Whispering Corridors'' is a Korean horror film directed by Park Ki-Hyung in 1998 about a series of unexplained murders committed by a ghost. Eun-Young, a former student turned teacher, investigates the murders after Mrs. Park, a fellow teacher calls her about Jin-ju, a former friend of Eun-Young's. Three students, Ji-oh (an art student), Jae-yi (a shy student), and Jung-sook (a strange and unpopular student), doing morning janitorial duties find her Mrs. Park's body hanging from a tree. Although her death looks like a suicide, rumors fly around the school that Jin-ju, an unpopular student who died years ago ago, is back to take revenge on the teachers who tormented her. Eun-young and the three students get caught up in the dark secrets of the school and must stop the ghost before she commits another murder.

This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all girl all-girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted to be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post lifting post-lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Memento Mori'' and is known for being one of the first mainstream Korean films to depict lesbian characters, the third film is known as ''Wishing Stairs'', the fourth film is called ''Voice'', and the fifth film is called ''A Blood Pledge''.



* BoardingSchoolOfHorrors: Jookran High School for Girls. Not only to you have to deal with nasty class mates and teachers; it's also haunted.

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* BoardingSchoolOfHorrors: Jookran High School for Girls. Not only to do you have to deal with nasty class mates and teachers; it's also haunted.



* GhostlyGoals: Jin-ju [[spoiler: A.K.A. Jae-yi]] goal is take vengeance on all teachers at the school because she was mistreated by them. She's a combination of types A and B.

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* GhostlyGoals: The goal of Jin-ju [[spoiler: A.K.A. Jae-yi]] goal is to take vengeance on all teachers at the school because she was mistreated by them. She's a combination of types A and B.



* OneGenderSchool: Jookran High School is all-girls school.

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* OneGenderSchool: Jookran High School is an all-girls school.



* PsychicPowers: Ji-oh, an art student, is rumored to be able to communicate with the dead. She even conduces a seance at one point before class.

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* PsychicPowers: Ji-oh, an art student, is rumored to be able to communicate with the dead. She even conduces conducts a seance at one point before class.



* ShrinkingViolet: Jae-yi.
* SpookySeance: So-young, one of popular students at the school, convinces Ji-oh to hold a seance to find out whether Jin-ju murdered Mrs. Park. The ghost starts to answer, but is interrupted by a teacher.

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%%ZCE * ShrinkingViolet: Jae-yi.
* SpookySeance: So-young, one of the popular students at the school, convinces Ji-oh to hold a seance to find out whether Jin-ju murdered Mrs. Park. The ghost starts to answer, but is interrupted by a teacher.
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This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Memento Mori'' and is known for being one of the first mainstream Korean films to depict lesbian characters, the third film is known as ''Wishing Stairs'', the fourth film is called ''Voice'', the fifth film is called ''A Blood Pledge'', while the sixth, and current last, film is called ''The Humming''.

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This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Memento Mori'' and is known for being one of the first mainstream Korean films to depict lesbian characters, the third film is known as ''Wishing Stairs'', the fourth film is called ''Voice'', and the fifth film is called ''A Blood Pledge'', while the sixth, and current last, film is called ''The Humming''.
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This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Memento Mori'', the third film is known as ''Wishing Stairs'', the fourth film is called ''Voice'', the fifth film is called ''A Blood Pledge'', while the sixth, and current last, film is called ''The Humming''.

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This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Memento Mori'', Mori'' and is known for being one of the first mainstream Korean films to depict lesbian characters, the third film is known as ''Wishing Stairs'', the fourth film is called ''Voice'', the fifth film is called ''A Blood Pledge'', while the sixth, and current last, film is called ''The Humming''.
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This film is the first of a series of horror films known as the ''Whispering Corridors'' series (also known as the ''Ghost School'' and ''Ghost School Horror'' series). The films are all completely unrelated stories, with the only commonality between them being that they are all set in all girl schools and are horror stories. The series is noted be part of a New Wave of Korean films produced post lifting of censorship that specifically deals with subjects that, traditionally, were considered taboo in Korean cinema, including the extremely harsh and authoritarian nature of South Korea's education system, gay relationships, teen suicide, and the like. The second film is known as ''Memento Mori'', the third film is known as ''Wishing Stairs'', the fourth film is called ''Voice'', the fifth film is called ''A Blood Pledge'', while the sixth, and current last, film is called ''The Humming''.
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* [[BannedInChina Banned In Korea]]: The Korean National School Board tried to ban this film on its' release, due to its' themes of student homosexuality, physical and sexual violence committed by teachers, and stress among the students brought among by tremendous pressure to succeed. Fortunately for foreign film fans, these attempts failed.

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