The Judge from Hell star Park Shin-hye is certainly wooing us with her performance this year and we are all in for it. After the very successful Doctor Slump earlier this year, the actress has made sure she throws another banger towards the end of this year. Delivering another wonderful performance as the demon Justicia and judge Bit-na, she has us hooked even as the year ends.
Park Shin-hye has already amazed us with her Kdramas, but did you know she has left no crumbs behind even in films? Her movies have been just as amazing as her shows, so how could we overlook them right now? With this, we bring to you 6 films of Park Shin-hye that will have you appreciating the star more than ever.
Let’s begin!
6 Movies of The Judge from Hell Star Park Shin-hye
The Call
One of Park Shin-hye’s unforgettable movies, The Call which you will also see on many horror movie lists everywhere. The film will bring you the creeps while the actress leaves you speechless with her performance. As she delivers another brilliant character on our screens, you will surely feel goosebumps when watching this film.
The Call revolves around a woman who becomes friends with a person who is living 20 years apart from her. While an old phone connects the two, a choice made by the two suddenly changes their world.
#Alive
A zombie movie can not go wrong and with Park Shin-hye in it, well we can already see something spectacular coming about. As she takes part in this thriller scene with a deadly virus changing people into zombies, what awaits us is an experience like no other. She really shines in this movie and is one that you cannot miss.
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The film revolves around survivors in their apartments trying to survive a zombie virus outbreak that has endangered humans everywhere. As the survivors try to make it through each day, will they be able to live until a solution is found for the virus?
The Royal Tailor
Park Shin-hye is a queen to her fans, so when she takes up the role of a queen in this film, then it is no less than a dream coming true. As she holds up the elegance and aura of a benevolent queen, showing her royal beauty, she takes up a role that not everyone is able to carry. Giving us Queen Park Shin-hye, this is a film that you just cannot miss.
The plot brings a critical case when the position of a royal tailor is in chaos, where one tailor adheres to the set rules, and the other is a talented tailor who is far from these rules. As the King and Queen are also pulled into the fight between who will get to make clothes for the royalty, a palace drama is set to take place.
Evil Twin
Horror movies and Park Shin-hye surely have a long-term relationship as she takes on another role to give us goosebumps- quite literally. Playing the role of a wandering ghost, she once again amazes us with her performance. While some scares are sure to come your way, that doesn’t change the fact that she is here to amaze us once again.
The plot revolves around twin sisters who fall into a lake one day; while one twin survives, the other isn’t so lucky. However, things take a turn when the living twin begins to see a phantom following here. Soon, a series of unnatural deaths spark rumours and a mystery that takes up the place by a storm.
The Beauty Inside
Being able to shine amidst a group of talented and famous names from the industry is something that not everyone is able to do. However, Park Shin-hye is someone who can do this and that is what she does in this film where she plays the role of one of the faces of the main character. And she does it so well that we cannot deny that she might be the real face of the main character.
The plot revolves around a person named Woo-jin who is cursed with the fate of having his face changed every day. However, he falls in love with someone and that is when this cursed fate begins to show the real effects of what it can do.
My Annoying Brother
Finally, we have yet another hit given by Park Shin-hye where while she may not seem like the main character, but she has an identity that cannot be ignored. She does know how to carry herself in any role given to her while making sure that she doesn’t outshine the plot in any way. This is the beauty of her performances and why we love her so.
The plot of the film revolves around two brothers who do not like each other but are forced to live under the same roof. While one brother is known to scam people, the other is a national-level judo player who goes blind. As they struggle through their own differences, will they be able to make it through this phase?
Which of these films will you be watching soon? Let us know in the comments below!
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