"A Gritty South Korean Thriller with a Compelling Body Swap Premise." Devils is a gritty South Korean thriller following detective Jae-hwan and serial killer Jin-hyuk who swap bodies. The film delivers intense violence and a compelling body swap premise, but falls into genre clichés and lacks character depth. Despite this, it offers a raw depiction of urban crime networks and showcases strong performances, particularly from Jang Dong-yoon. Director Kim Jae-hoon's debut shows promise in Korean genre cinema, though it requires some suspension of disbelief. While not flawless, Devils is a bold and engaging entry in the thriller genre, hinting at a bright future for its director. Watch or Not? If brutal killings, terrifying torture scenes are okay for you then this is a extremely edge of that seat thriller. The performances are excellent and you might really enjoy the plot shifts during he short runtime. A great korean thriller.

Put aside your smartphone and a glass of tea, you will have to watch CAREFULLY. After all, the main feature of the film is a powerful twist, and Wow! will only happen if you track who is in whose body at the moment and who is lying. And there is no Cage! Otherwise, everything is pretty tough, but usual. Only the development of the idea of ​​Face/Off is not bad