12 Notable Korean Movies Released in 2025 (Part 1 of 2)

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Several Korean films were released in 2025, spanning a range of genres, including action thrillers, romance, supernatural, and fantasy. PopGeeks published reviews of twelve (12) impressive films released that year. Here is a handy 2-Part list.
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A 2-Part listing of entertaining Korean movies released in 2025. Genres include Horror, Supernatural, Action,and web novel adaptations.

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[Bramble]

Love Untangled hits that 90s teen vibe perfectly. Curly hair insecurities, crushes, and accidental feelings? Relatable but also dramatic enough to keep me invested. Choosing between friendship, first love, and self-confidence? That’s classic coming-of-age conflict.

 

[KpopKween23]

Mantis looks dark and tense. A contract killer thinking he can quit but discovering everyone around him is gone or changed? That’s stress on a next level. Noir elements make it sound smart, brutal, and visually gripping. I like that uncertainty is front and center.

 

[Lividmanda]

Dark Nuns vs Omniscient Reader is funny in my head. One is serious, spiritual horror; the other is apocalyptic fantasy chaos. Both sound tense but in completely different ways. This shows how 2025 Korean films experimented a lot with tone.

 

[Nadia]

Dark Nuns sounds intense. Stories where faith and science clash always grab attention, and having a nun who actually has real powers adds a twist I like. It’s interesting that the boy’s “illness” is both supernatural and misunderstood medically. That kind of duality keeps me guessing, and I like when characters have hidden strengths. The centuries-old rituals angle makes it feel bigger than just a small exorcism, which adds depth. Definitely a movie I would watch alone at night with the lights dimmed.

 

[Montana]

Hi-Five is exactly the kind of silly yet exciting movie I need sometimes. Strangers getting powers through organ transplants? That’s ridiculous but fun. It seems chaotic but with teamwork and a clear enemy, which I enjoy watching. Comedy mixed with fantasy is easier to digest than nonstop action, and the mismatched characters probably bring different humor styles. It looks like a film to watch with friends, laughing and cheering along.

 

[katie1]

Omniscient Reader: The Prophecy has a strong hook for fantasy fans. Being pulled into the world of a novel after finishing it is clever and meta. I like stories where someone has to adjust to new rules they didn’t understand before, because watching them adapt is exciting. Pairing with the protagonist adds dynamics too, and I assume there will be strategy, conflict, and tension. Seems like a great choice for anyone who loves worlds that feel bigger than life.

 

[Sagrario_Mendez]

Watching Love Untangled reminds me that simple, everyday struggles can make the best stories. Confidence, love, and personal growth don’t need supernatural powers or murders to be compelling. It feels like a gentle contrast to heavier films like Mantis or Dark Nuns. The story seems playful but also emotional, which is exactly the mix I enjoy for rom-coms. It is one of those films I could watch more than once without getting tired.