Director Oh Se-ho, who directed the movie 'Home Cam', appeared on the popular horror YouTube channel 'Dolby Horror Radio' and revealed terrifying filming episodes, drawing attention.

'Home Cam' (Director Oh Se-ho, provided and distributed by Studio Santa Claus Entertainment, produced by M Pictures, co-produced by A Cut) is a 24-hour ultra-close horror film in which insurance investigator 'Seong-hee' (Yoon Se-ah), who is investigating a mysterious death, becomes trapped in fear after witnessing a strange presence through the home cam installed in her house.

Director Oh Se-ho of 'Home Cam' appeared on 'Dolby Horror Radio', a horror content YouTube channel with 1.08 million subscribers, on Aug. 29 and shared horror stories related to the filming of , achieving an impressive 260,000 views. He opened up by mentioning that he borrowed various devices from a famous shaman who provided advice for the exorcism scene in the film, and unexpectedly, the sword came along as well. Despite being warned that the sword spirit is a restless spirit, the art director made an unusual request, and ultimately, the shaman gave up and wrapped the sword in protective cloth, saying not to open it under any circumstances. The next day, the prop team leader, who went to take a sample with the sword, suddenly lost contact, causing a panic, and later it was revealed that he had been hospitalized due to severe abdominal pain. It turned out later that he couldn't resist his curiosity and had opened the wrapping and touched the sword. The art director's strange behavior of borrowing the sword and the prop team leader touching it were all unusual, which left the rest of the production team feeling anxious.

Strange occurrences continued at the studio shooting location. The scenes being filmed with the home cam were switching between regular and night modes depending on the situation, but it was difficult to change, so they were fixed on regular mode. It was a scene where the ghost, the embodiment of horror in the film, appeared while looking at the home cam, and at that moment, the fixed screen unexpectedly switched to night mode, capturing the actor's eyes shining in a chilling manner. All staff, including Director Oh Se-ho, who was monitoring, were startled and paused the filming due to fear. Even more astonishing was that late at night, the shaman called to say, 'Was there anyone sick today? The sword spirit was angry, and I prayed for you. Tomorrow they will recover.' In fact, the prop team leader made a full recovery and returned to work the next day.

Subscribers reacted with comments such as, 'Even from the brief glimpse in the trailer, it seems like it will be so fun!! I sometimes felt scared that something else might be filmed since the home cam always records around, so I'm really looking forward to a movie like that!', 'It was great to hear diverse real-life horror stories from people we don't usually see!', 'Hearing directly from the director makes it so easy to imagine. It was a very thrilling commute. It's an honor.', 'They say that experiencing ghosts while filming a horror movie is a sign of great success, so it looks promising!', 'The director's storytelling is so entertaining, I really love this series.', 'Just hearing the sound of the home cam motion detection alarm makes my heart race already.', 'So fun. Occupational ghost stories.', 'The subject of the home cam itself is so realistic; just thinking about it sends shivers down my spine.', 'As a horror movie fan, I absolutely want to see it!', 'We have a home cam at home because of my son and the dog, sob sob.', 'I don't know which viewing this is now.. The director speaks so well. The home cam seems both scary and fun, and I'm really looking forward to it.'

'Home Cam', which has guaranteed box office success by capturing even ghosts as the movie industry folklore suggests, will be released in CGV on Sept. 10.

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