Noise (2025)
Could you be quiet before I rip your mouth out.
Director: Kim Soo-jin · Writers: Lee Je-hui, Kim Soo-jin
Ju-young is a young woman with a hearing impediment who decides to investigate her sister's inexplicable disappearance, last seen in her apartment. Feeling more and more cornered, Ju-young begins to hear strange sounds and sense an evil presence in the apartment.
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Cast
Lee Sun-bin
Joo-young 
Kim Min-seok
Gi-hun 
Jeon Ik-ryoung
Jeong-in 
Ryu Kyung-soo
Park Geun-bae 
Han Su-ah
Joo-hee 
Baek Joo-hee
Head of the Women's Association 
Kim Gyeong-ryong
Security Guard 
Han Chul-woo
Detective 
Choi Eun-kyoung
Management Director 
Ji Sung-eun
Ex-Head 
Song Woo-rim
Detective 
Ahn Seok-hyun
Yeon-woo User Reviews (2)
From director Kim Soo-jin and screenwriter Lee Je-hui, the South Korean horror film Noise sees Seo Ju-hee (Han Soo-a) obsessing over her apartment being totally silent. She is seen sound proofing her home at the beginning of the film with one small section left undone in the ceiling. Ju-hee has been hearing things; something that clicks, scratches, and knocks. That open spot hints at being the source of the sound. Meanwhile, Ju-hee’s downstairs neighbor calls her from the front door phone and appears at her doorstop every night threatening absolute quiet or he’ll become violent. Ju-hee’s sister Ju-young (Lee Sun-bin) is deaf and works at a factory. She used to live with her sister in the same apartment, but moved out to live in a work dormitory and because her sister was hearing things that she never did. Now it’s been four days and Ju-hee is missing. It’s up to Ju-young an…
Noise transforms everyday apartment noise into psychological terror, following Joo Young as she searches for her missing sister while confronting guilt, trauma, and an unseen threat. The film builds a strong atmosphere through sound design and social commentary on poor housing conditions, though its rushed ending, ambiguous twist, and thin character exploration weaken the impact. Despite its flaws, it remains an unsettling watch for viewers who appreciate moody, socially aware horror. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com)
