Homecam' Unveils Character Posters of Yoon Se-ah & Kwon Hyuk, Chilling Visuals Ignite Curiosity

The horror film 'Homecam' has amplified anticipation by releasing two character posters featuring the intense and unconventional visuals of Yoon Se-ah and Kwon Hyuk.

'Homecam,' promising a 24-hour close-up horror experience, follows 'Seong-hee' (Yoon Se-ah), an insurance investigator looking into a mysterious death, as she falls into terror after witnessing an unfamiliar presence through a home security camera installed in her house.

The poster of Yoon Se-ah initially presents a close-up of her face, followed by a lingering afterimage, creating an eerie atmosphere. In the film, Yoon Se-ah plays Seong-hee, a single mother and insurance investigator whose life is consumed by fear and confusion when a terrifying entity appears on the homecam she installed for her daughter's safety. The distorted image, with eyes seemingly connected, hints at the bizarre phenomena captured on the homecam footage, while the ominous tagline, 'You knew nothing was wrong, right?', strongly provokes curiosity about the unfolding events.

Kwon Hyuk's accompanying poster dramatically reveals the true nature of his character, 'Su-rim.' Su-rim is a suspicious neighbor who lurked around the apartment Seong-hee and her daughter moved into, and he is revealed to be a young shaman, also known as the 'Cheong-un-jae Park Jang-gun.' In this poster, Kwon Hyuk sports an unprecedented, striking appearance, dressed in a vibrant blue Hanbok with heavy makeup and holding a flamboyant fan. Below this, Seong-hee's back is shown, tightly holding her daughter 'Ji-woo,' who is adorned with protective charms. The firm line, 'Whatever you see, never be deceived,' heightens the tension, evoking a sense of an imminent, chilling shamanistic ritual.

'Homecam' is driving word-of-mouth success by portraying contemporary fears relevant to the 'one household, one homecam' generation and is currently being praised in screenings nationwide at CGV.

Yoon Se-ah debuted as a CF model in 1996 and has since maintained a consistent acting career. She has garnered significant affection for showcasing a wide range of acting skills in various dramas and films. Her remarkable ability to embody intense characters in recent works further fuels expectations for 'Homecam.'