Haunted schoolgirls, cursed flash drives, murderous family trees: we’ve got nightmare fuel on tap in our collection of iconic Asian horror movies and cult classics from Japan, Korea, China, and Thailand.

In this award-winning historical epic starring Eddie Peng and Zhou Xun, a young schoolteacher finds herself embroiled in the front lines of Hong Kong’s resistance against Japanese occupation.

They sing. They dance. And now, they act. K-pop stars from your favorite groups light up the screen in our collection of idol-lead movies.

In this critical and commercial Korean smash hit, a mentally-challenged man wrongfully imprisoned for murder befriends the hardened inmates of his maximum-security prison, who band together to help him see his daughter. Prepare to bawl.

A loveable bat-swinging circus gorilla gets recruited by the Korean Baseball League in this wild sports comedy.

The second of the popular Vengeance Trilogy, this cult classic Korean revenge drama is a must see experience. Dark, violent, and stylish, Park Chan-wook’s 2003 masterpiece Oldboy stars Choi Min-sik as a man suddenly released after 15 years of imprisonment by an unknown captor. To discover why he was kidnapped and take his vengeance, he has just 5 days to find the man who stole his life.

Based on the wildly popular anime series, this feature-length adventure sees magic-wielding teen Sakura battling the spirit of an unsealed Clow card–and her unexpected feelings for her friend Syaoran.

Watch Asia’s finest kick ass in the name of law & order with these high-octane action police flicks.

We’ve partnered with Korean studio 72seconds to bring you some of funniest, sweetest, strangest, and most painfully relatable web dramas on the Internet. From drinking to dating to school and office-related angst, these series offer unique glimpses at Korean millennial life.