Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum

- both are set in a haunted location
- (that’s all I really know from the description so far of 0.0 MHz)

Both have dumb kids/ young adults entering a place that is off limits for a reason. Pretty much no happy ending BUT even though the premise for both these films are pretty much the same, GHA is much better in terms of the scare factor.

Both are creepy ghost stories. Both are based on actual places that exist (Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital and Taichung Tunghai University) and a form of live streaming is used on both. (Gonjiam is more full stream, whereas Bridge is more clips of streaming)

The overall vibes where pretty similar with the characters don't initially understand the supernatural rules. Then they encounter the phenomenon themselves and discover that the legend wasn't just a story. To be more specific

With Gonjiam, for example, the livestream setup makes you constantly wonder whether something is being staged. The characters themselves are partly creating fake scares, so when genuinely impossible things start happening, the distinction between performance and reality collapses.

With Haunted Mountains: The Yellow Taboo gets a similar effect through its legend and supernatural encounters. You initially have that feeling of “is this just a story?”, but the further the characters get into it, the more real it becomes.

- both are in found footage style, channels that record haunted locations;
- haunted and prohibited places;
- things go really wrong;

Both Gonjiam and Noroi are found footage horror movies, although Noroi is based around discovering what happened with a specific event

A similar story of a BJ who enters an abandoned building to earn money. Both movies are also filmed in an unorthodox way.

1)A group of people streaming a haunted place
2) cursed spirit there
3) live streaming to outside ppl for getting views
4) all dead no one makes out alive

Both share the same storyline of a group exploring and filming a supposedly haunted real-life location, but the settings differ. 'Salmokji' is set near the water, while 'Gonjiam' takes place in an abandoned building.

Haunted buidling with dumbass college students who think it's totally safe to visit and film inside at night without any preparations whatsoever

They are both doing live streams in a haunted building. Disappearance has only one lead, but he's really interesting to watch. It also has a twist in it.

?Dumb ways to die
So many dumb ways to die

Invite a psycho-killer inside
Scratch a drug dealer's brand new ride
Take your helmet off in outer space
Use a clothes dryer as a hiding place

Dumb ways to die
So many dumb ways to die?