Director Lee Sang-geun's 'The Devil Came' Unveils Captivating Character Stills

This summer, director Lee Sang-geun, known for 'Exit,' presents a spicy-sweet film 'The Devil Came,' revealing stills that showcase the contrasting charms of its characters.

'The Devil Came' is a devil-possessed comedy that follows the struggles of a young unemployed man, Gil-gu (played by Ahn Bo-hyun), who gets caught up in an extraordinary part-time job of monitoring Seon-ji (played by Im Yoon-ah), who turns into a devil every dawn.

Im Yoon-ah and Ahn Bo-hyun attempt their most shocking transformations in their filmographies through 'The Devil Came.' The released stills highlight the contrasting charms of the overpowering, addictive devil Seon-ji and the timid young unemployed man Gil-gu. The stills capture the chilling image of devil Seon-ji staring into the dark night and the timid Gil-gu clutching a garbage bag with his hood pulled low. The film piques the audience's curiosity about what events unfold between the two and how their relationship will develop.

The contrasting charms of the characters in 'The Devil Came' are also reflected in the promotional content, sparking curiosity among prospective viewers with reactions like "I've never seen Im Yoon-ah like this" and "Ahn Bo-hyun doesn't live up to his size."

'The Devil Came' is set to hit theaters on August 13.

Reported by Kim Ji-won, TenAsia bella@tenasia.co.kr