0.0 MHz: The Frequency of Possession
Overview
"0.0 MHz" is a 2019 South Korean horror film directed by Yoo Sun-dong, based on the webtoon of the same name by SM frankfurt. The movie follows a group of friends who get together to play a game of EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) recording, which involves capturing the voices of the dead through radio frequencies.
The Story
The film takes place in an abandoned house on the outskirts of Seoul, where the group of friends, consisting of So-hee, Jung-won, Tae-soo, and Joon-oh, gather to record EVP. They stumble upon a mysterious frequency of 0.0 MHz, which seems to be the frequency of the dead. As they continue to experiment with the frequency, they start to experience strange and terrifying events.
The Legend of 0.0 MHz
According to the legend, 0.0 MHz is a frequency that allows humans to communicate with the dead. The frequency is said to be the threshold between the world of the living and the dead. Those who dare to tune into this frequency are said to be cursed, and will eventually succumb to the wrath of the vengeful spirits.
The Curse of 0.0 MHz
As the group continues to experiment with the frequency, they start to experience strange occurrences. They begin to see shadowy figures, hear strange noises, and experience unexplained events. One by one, the group members start to disappear, and the remaining ones are left to uncover the dark secrets behind the frequency.
The Truth Behind 0.0 MHz
As the remaining group members delve deeper into the mystery, they discover that the frequency is not just a simple communication tool with the dead. It's a gateway to the spirit world, and those who tune into it are allowing the spirits to enter the world of the living.
Conclusion
"0.0 MHz" is a chilling horror film that explores the concept of EVP and the dangers of meddling with the spirit world. With its creepy atmosphere, jump scares, and intense plot, the film will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. So, if you're a fan of horror movies, be sure to check out "0.0 MHz", but be warned, you might just end up tuning into the wrong frequency.
