What is the best Bong Joon-ho movie of all time?
From creature horror to social satire, he blends genres in ways no one else dares. Cast your vote for his defining masterpiece.
Parasite
A darkly comic thriller about class inequality that became the first non-English film to win the Best Picture Oscar.
Memories of Murder
A chilling procedural based on South Korea's first serial killer case, building dread with extraordinary restraint.
The Host
A monster movie that doubles as a scathing critique of government incompetence, with a creature unlike anything seen before.
Snowpiercer
A relentless class-war allegory set aboard a perpetually circling train carrying the last survivors of a frozen Earth.
Okja
A Netflix creature feature about a girl trying to save her giant pig friend from a corporate food empire.
Mother
An obsessive mother will do anything to protect her mentally disabled son when he is accused of murder.
Barking Dogs Never Bite
His debut feature — a darkly comic tale of a frustrated professor who starts stealing dogs from his apartment building.
Mickey 17
A sci-fi dark comedy about an expendable astronaut who keeps dying and being reprinted on a dangerous colonization mission.
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