Trailer for the Occult Action Horror Movie HOLY NIGHT: DEMON HUNTERS — GeekTyrant
Lee plays Bau in the film, 'the leader of a secret team known as Holy Night, that hunts down demon-worshipping cults threatening Seoul. Alongside Sharon (Seohyun), who can detect and exorcise demons, and Kim-kun (David Lee), their tactical support, the team faces a rising evil.
'When psychiatrist Jung-Won (Kyung Soo-Jin) seeks their help to save her younger sister Eun-Seo (Jung Ji-So) from demonic possession, the mission becomes more dangerous than ever.'
In the story, 'Seoul descends into chaos as a devil-worshipping criminal network emerges. In a desperate plea for salvation, the police turn to 'Holy Night'—a secretive trio of demon hunters armed with supernatural powers.'
The upcoming action horror hybrid was written and directed by Lim Dae-Hee from a story by Don Lee. Watch the new trailer below and let us know what you think!
Capelight Pictures releases Holy Night: Demon Hunters the movie is out now.
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