LilyBird

They're aristocrats of high standing. They'd be also addressed as Lady or Lord.
I think it's knight -> baron(ess) -> count(ess) -> king/queen (with some levels in between maybe not 100% sure)

Thank you! :D
Good point! But she was married off to the evil stepbrother, that would make him a prince by marriage? Would baroness or countess be ok?

Cinderella meets the prince at a party.
The prince stays over at Cinderella's stepfathers place to figure out if he should work with the stepfather.
Turns out stepfather and stepbrother are useless and Cinderella is doing all the work.
stepbrother gets imprisoned, but stepfather asks Cinderella to take his place.
The prince saves her from prison because her stepfather doesn't care.
Thankful Cinderella ....stares into the princes eyes all night long...in a convertible carriage.
Cinderella has a big idea about building a beautiful castle hat people would love to visit but doesn't have enough money and asks the prince to support her dream to take revenge on her stepfather for what he did to her mother.
The prince can't help her out because it is too risky and Cinderella goes off for 3 months to build it herself somehow.
The prince then still can't support it financially, but helps in other ways.
The stepbrother is pulling strings to have Cinderella be refused any help.
[unknown stuff happens but the prince has been kidnapped and Cinderella has fallen deeply in love with him.]
The prince goes to a ball and finds a friend, whom he.... persuades to help his father financially.
When Cinderella found him, he locked her in and fled far away to another part of the country.
The prince then stayed with the fairy godsister who doesn't know he's the prince.
Cinderella was looking all over the country for him.
Then the prince and fairy godsister returned to the capital where Cinderella found him and brought him to safety into a church looking place where she's keeping him safe with a chain.
Fairy godsister meanwhile finds another godsister, a beautiful countess who was forced to become the stepbrother's wife, to protect, because she can't find the prince.

(Sorry, got a bit carried away with the fairy tale bit, but that's how I understood the story so far.)

According to allkpop:"Following its advance release in Japan, the film is scheduled to be released for audiences in South Korea as well." so I guess a Korean poster might follow?

I'm honestly surprised no one told Armin to get checked out at a hospital so far (I'm still at the first few episodes). If someone I was friends with kept talking about the future/past(which is also in the future) and they had a head injury before, I would have been worried. Yet, they just look confused for a second and just go on as if nothing happened.

Looks like it's a japanese director, filmed in Japan with all korean main cast and in mostly korean language.
"The upcoming film will be the first Korean film to be directed by director Kumakiri Kazuyoshi." & "All the filming will be done in Japan."
https://news.mydramalist.com/article/jyj-s-kim-jae-joong-and-actress-kong-seong-ha-to-lead-a-new-occult-horror-movie

Anyone else notice that Mai said his room number was 1505 but Jade later rang the doorbell of 1122?
I first thought that was to make a joke of him forgetting the number.

Sey checking for a heartbeat with his ear made me snort.

It looked like Chaba was holding onto his heart.

I feel like after Bell they just abandoned the idea of keeping an eye on the kids? There was no surveillance mentioned later as far as I know.

I mean justice is never wrong....but it is definitely a bit too late.

Right?
Keep them safe: Hide the kids if they agree.
Catch killer: Don't have a moron keep watch of them.
Iirc, the policeman who was keeping watch of Bell gave an update that no one suspicious entered the building?
What about that very suspicious hooded person?
Oh or didn't you keep watch of all the entrances? Why not?

That car scene was a bit....the wheels looked like they were high enough so they wouldn't let the car bottom drop low enough to squish him.
Also where are the policemen, who were supposed to keep an eye on the students?

I think he lied because the temple leader said people we love can get pulled into our bad situations. It seems to me that Darin's being influenced/manipulated into withdrawing from Sey.

Also for the past few episodes, I've been thinking about how the story will end.
I think I'd get mad, if after all this Phopthorn wakes up in his actual world and all this was just a coma dream. But I think 1 episode is not enough to actually make that happen (thankfully).

Is there some translation mismatch?
Cause choosing your choice and the person you love over your fathers expectations is pretty "decisive" to me. Should have chosen his words more carefully. I think what he actually meant is "ruthless".

Just finished ep 9 and I really don't know where the writers are going with this.
Ramils powers are confusing me.
I doubt it's going to get explained any more in the last episode?
It's a bit confusing how that mind-memory-traveling power works....
So is it traveling through memories and changing memories, or changing the actual past?!
If he can change the past, why could he not have just gone to the point where everyone was murdered? Are we getting a whole time traveling plot, since everything that happened to Punn in the past, has already been there?
So Ramil has already gone back in time/memories to change everything and that's how the 3 survived in the first place.

Also unrelated to that....
The Father is a damn vampire... Jett has been a hunter for years, why would he try to suffocate a vampire with a pillow?

Is it just me, or was the intro sequence for the Goblin/Bi Hyeong intended to be a parody of the 2016 Goblin series?
The Slow Motion walking + coat tossing + music.
Fit perfectly :D

I read your comment before watching and now, after finishing, wholeheartedly agree. Ep 10 completely destroyed everything.
Also, the once clear rules for soulmate got so muddy.
I had expectations where it would lead.
I guess I'm happy the story wasn't that predictable, but the path it took got really confusing. By the end of the show, I feel like I don't understand anything at all anymore. Also, the characters didn't feel consistent in the end.

I'm not entirely sure if I missed what the "mistake/failure" was that Soo Hyuk had made or if they hadn't specified it.
Also, it was a bit confusing with the time skips. Backwards was mostly clear by the school uniform. Forward though.... I have no idea how much time passed throughout? Days? Weeks?

I really like the intro animation and the music is nice. Also, the acting was quite good.

"Rosemary" by Tom Rosenthal
https://www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/rosemary_63411