The article discusses notable Netflix departures in the U.S., featuring a selection of diverse films including chilling indie postmortem thrillers and acclaimed South Korean cinema. Highlights include the impressive directorial work of Andre Ovredal in a father-son coroner investigation that takes a sinister turn and Liam Neeson's compelling role as a private investigator in a neo-noir thriller based on Lawrence Block's novel. The selection underscores both the talent behind the camera and the strong performances that engage viewers, showcasing unique storytelling in the cinematic landscape.
Ovredal builds dread with genuine skill (and without resorting to cheap thrills), and the performances are top-notch, with the Succession favorite Cox doing particularly stellar work.
This artful and aching revenge thriller from the director Park Chan-wook concerns a seemingly straight-arrow businessman and is notable for its deep influence on cinema.
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