Joo Hyun Young, Choi Bomin, And Jeon Bae Soo Dive Into A Haunting “Ghost Train” Mystery In New Film

Upcoming film “Ghost Train” has unveiled new stills of its cast!

“Ghost Train” is a mystery horror film starring Joo Hyun Young as Da Kyung, a horror YouTuber desperate for views. While investigating the secrets of Gwanglim Station, where mysterious disappearances have been occurring one after another, Da Kyung winds up encountering something horrifying.

The newly released stills highlight Da Kyung’s anxiety and obsession as she chases YouTube views, while also deepening the intrigue surrounding the eerie rumors tied to Gwanglim Station.

In one image, Da Kyung’s tense expression exposes her relentless pursuit of online fame. In another, she nervously waits for the Station Manager (Jeon Bae Soo) in the control room. A different still shows her visibly unsettled inside an office, hinting at the escalating danger surrounding her.

A tense moment involving the Gwanglim Station Manager inside a dark subway car adds to the suspense. Meanwhile, a scene featuring Da Kyung and Woo Jin (Choi Bomin) contrasts with the earlier stills, sparking curiosity about their relationship.

An eerie image of a woman with flowers blooming on her face adds to the mystery surrounding the film’s unique brand of horror. A terrified middle school girl soaked in sweat and collapsed on the station floor, a woman staggering near a subway door, and a vending machine stained with blood all turn an everyday subway station into a place of fear.

“Ghost Train” will hit theaters on July 2.

In the meantime, watch Joo Hyun Young in “Wedding Impossible” on Viki below:

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And Jeon Bae Soo in “Undercover High School” below:

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