Suddenly in the Dark (1981) follows a woman whose life unravels after her husband hires a beautiful young housekeeper with a mysterious past. As jealousy and paranoia consume her, she begins seeing visions of a strange doll and sinister apparitions that may—or may not—be real. This haunting South Korean psychological horror blends domestic suspense, erotic tension, and supernatural dread in a slow-burning descent into madness.
Selected disc options for Suddenly in the Dark
| Extras | Terror Vision BD-ALL 4K/US 2025 | Mondo Macabro BD-ALL/US/OOP 2016 |
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| Audio Commentary by Ariel Schudson | has extra | |
| Video Essay from Clayton Dillard | has extra | |
| Interview with Critic Kim Bong-seok | has extra | has extra |
| Interview with Producer David Suh | has extra | has extra |
| Stills Gallery - Korean VHS Cover Art | has extra |
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Notes
- Terror Vision’s “Limited Edition” 4K UHD includes a booklet with writing by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Amber T, Heather Drain, Pierce Conran, Paul Le, Grady Hendrix, and Christopher Koenig. Reissued as a standard edition without booklet.
- Mondo Macabro’s “Limited Edition” Blu-ray includes a booklet with writing by Grady Hendrix and Christopher Koenig. Reissued as a standard edition without booklet (2017/02/14).
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Ultimate Edition
Combine the best digital presentation with a selection of choice extras for the ultimate edition.
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Interview with Critic Kim Bong-seok (21:06) -
Interview with Producer David Suh (12:25)
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| Extras | Audio Commentary by Ariel Schudson Terror Vision 4K |
| Video Essay from Clayton Dillard Terror Vision 4K | |
| Interview with Critic Kim Bong-seok Mondo Macabro BD | |
| Interview with Producer David Suh Mondo Macabro BD | |
| Stills Gallery - Korean VHS Cover Art Mondo Macabro BD |