Entertainers Lee Jae Hoon, Choi Woo Sik, Ahn Jae Hong, and Park Jung Min will star as the enthusiastic, abused young people of an up and coming tragic activity spine chiller film, ‘Time to Hunt’!
The up and coming film has recently uncovered a secret trailer in front of its debut this coming February, depicting a dull, sympathetic tragic culture drained of all expectations.
Living as lost adolescents in such a world, Jun Seok (Lee Jae Hoon), Ki Hoon (Choi Woo Sik), Sang-Soo (Park Jung Min), and Jang Ho (Ahn Jae Hong) think of an arrangement to improve up their lives.
In any case, a risky, strange tracker follows their path, delineating an intense activity spine chiller through and through.
Choi Woo Shik And Lee Je Hoon’s New Film “Time To Hunt”, Premiere Date Revealed
Likewise featuring Park Hae Soo of ‘Jail Playbook’ and the sky is the limit from there, ‘Time to Hunt’ comes to theaters in Korea in February 2020. Meanwhile, look at its mystery trailer underneath.
Set in a tragic future, “Time to Hunt” is another spine chiller film featuring Lee Je Hoon, Choi Woo Shik, Ahn Jae Hong, and Park Jung Min as four companions who bring forth a perilous arrangement to get away to a superior life.
The motion picture will follow the four companions as they put everything at risk for the opportunity at another life—and the winded chase that results as a secretive figure starts pursuing them.
Lee Je Hoon will assume the job of Joon Suk, the driving force behind the gathering’s hazardous arrangement.
With steady steadfastness and assurance, the challenging Joon Suk will lead his companions as he bravely races towards his definitive objective.
In one of the recently discharged stills from the motion picture, Lee Je Hoon is soaked in sweat as he apprehensively sees something off-camera, bringing up the issue of what could have happened to make the lionhearted Joon Suk so fomented.
Ahn Jae Hong will star as Jang Ho, a character who—even in a risky circumstance—attempts to facilitate his companions’ apprehension by making them chuckle.
Nonetheless, in another fascinating still from the film, even the commonly fun-loving Jang Ho wears a genuine articulation as he sits in a vehicle late a night.
In the interim, Choi Woo Shik is noticeably out to lunch as Ki Hoon, a character who feels uncomfortable with Joon Suk’s hazardous arrangement, however, he chooses to oblige it and effectively help his companions at any rate.
At long last, Park Jung Min balances the gathering as Sang-Soo, the companion responsible for obtaining all vital data.
“Time to Hunt” is at present planned to hit theaters in February.
