As of the 11th, ″The Devil Has Moved In″ has secured the top spot in Korean movie ticket sales ahead of its release on the 13th. Directed by Lee Sang-geun, this film is generating significant buzz as the final Korean release of the summer season.

Since its premiere, ″The Devil Has Moved In″ has experienced a notable increase in ticket sales. Lead actors Im Yoon-ah and Ahn Bo-hyun have been actively promoting the film through various channels, including television appearances and YouTube. Their enthusiasm for the project is evident as they engage with audiences.

Audience reactions have been overwhelmingly positive. Following the premiere, viewers remarked on the film’s originality, describing it as a rare gem in the Korean film landscape. Comments such as, ″I laughed while watching it and then cried while leaving,″ highlight the emotional impact the film has had, showcasing its strong directing, acting, and storytelling.

The plot centers around Gil-gu, played by Ahn Bo-hyun, an unemployed young man who unexpectedly takes on a bizarre part-time job spying on Seon-ji, portrayed by Im Yoon-ah, who wakes up each morning as a demon. This unique demon-possessed comedy promises to deliver a fresh and entertaining experience for audiences.

″The Devil Has Moved In″ is set to officially release on the 13th, and anticipation continues to build as viewers look forward to this intriguing addition to the summer film lineup.