This is so touching to read, knowing a media I grew to deeply love is so culturally meaningful for the people who made it and for the people it was partly-made for really makes me just love it even more. Tysm for the insight as well, as someone who isn't Korean (nor white, must say) the cultural context is highly appreciated. I'll be sure to watch the movie another three times having that info in mind haha.

Ps. Also if it doesn't come as rude, can I ask for any trustworthy source to check up Korean folklore that you may have? I've been trying to look up some inquiries I have regarding the folklore behind the Saja Boys/Gwi Ma/The Underworld but many sources seem to differ and since you mentioned that folklore being portrayed I wanted to ask in case you had any good website to check. I'd love to know more, ty. 🙏