Oh Soo Min is a dutiful young Catholic priest, filled with energy. He is a member 634 Regia. The group performs exorcisms unofficially. In the past, his own mother was possessed by a devil. She could not receive an exorcism and she consequently died. After that, Oh Soo Min was taught by Priest Moon Ki Sun on how to perform exorcisms. Moon Ki Sun is the person who formed 634 Regia. Meanwhile, Ham Eun Ho became a doctor after her family went through an unfortunate accident. She wants to save the lives of people. Now, Ham Eun Ho works in the emergency room of a hospital. Ham Eun Ho does not believe in God, but she witnesses a supernatural phenomenon and meets Priest Oh Soo Min. She faces a big change in her life. (Source: AsianWiki) Edit Translation
It's been a long time since I binge watched a Kdrama and for some reason this one caught my attention. And no, it wasn't because I was searching for something similar to 'The Guest'.
This time around I wanted to watch something darker. Like a drama with a dark concept minus the possibility of dwelling into an overly depressing plotline.
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Since both appeared to be quite similar with the possession/hot priests elements. But trust me, they're not! (I checked at least 5 episodes of it after finishing this series).
And just by comparing the trailers I could immediately see one was way more obscure than the other. Which helped me choose.
A: It depends. Personally, I didn't find it too scary. This drama for sure has its own creepy scenes. As a horror movies enthusiast I can say I've seen way more dreadful possessions and exorcism rituals than the ones that were portrayed here.
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A: Definitely not! Obviously, it plays a role in the drama but it's not too significant. Don't expect to see business-like hospital politics/corruption or surgeries that last for far too long. The demon is the centre of it all.
A: I hate to bring it up again. But sadly 'Priest' comments' section is bombarded with questions of this kind. Which is comprehensible since it aired right after AND they're both from OCN. But the answer is NO. There's no comparisons to make besides the fact both are about priests, possessions and exorcisms. The approach and execution of the rituals is completely different.
Sadly, no. There's no special appearances. Nor do they make a reference whatsoever. Father Mateo does not show up (It would've been so cool tho!).
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A: If you're into this genre I'd say go for it! This is not a masterpiece but I can assure you it's quite entertaining for what it is. I think it was a bold move to mix two opposite concepts: medical and supernatural possessions. It could've gone terribly wrong. It's one of the components that makes 'Priest' so unusual.
At first he seemed to be a bit inexperienced when it came to perform an actual exorcism. I was worried I wouldn't be able to take him seriously as an exorcist priest. But thankfully he went through a character growth.
Although he knew very well what his responsibilities as a Catholic priest meant he never forgot that at the end of the day he was only human.
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Although I loved his bromance with Oh Soo Min a.k.a Father Michael, I couldn't help but feel like there was something missing about his character.
I don't know if it was just the way it was written but sometimes he would appear kind of dull. And I guess that's probably because we end up not knowing too much about him.
Side note: One of the few things we came to know about him is that he's great at Boxing. And for a Priest he's very athletic. Always in good shape.
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Well, I must say her skepticism annoyed me in the first two episodes. But I understood it was just part of her character. She's a doctor after all.
Even with proof right in front of her eyes she will disregard every supernatural occurrence as some psychotic disorder or a fuzzy illusion caused by fatigue.
What can I say... I wouldn't consider him particularly strong or undefeatable like he's supposedly portrayed. He's just, really really reaaaally sneaky. And loves to outsmart everyone. Like any demon would.
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In the beginning I thought he was creepy and gave me the chills. With every passing episode the spooky factor was maintained but he gradually became less scary-looking (after his face reveal). I mean, it scared me more what he could do rather than his real appearence. If that makes sense.
Speaking of his looks, I seriously don't know why he looked like that. I also would like to know more about his origin.
Overall everyone was great! Even though I enjoyed watching the dynamics of the Regia 634 team (their team work strangely reminded me of the squad of 'Lookout' - if you watched it you'll know what I'm talking about).
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Somewhere in the middle there was a twist that I thought could be a disguised lazy writing tactic (or not, I'm just assuming). Fortunately, it worked out within the direction the plot was headed.
In this, I liked the variety of rituals. It was not just splashes of Holy water, crosses above the forehead and holy sanctified shoutings. Although you will hear it, lots and lots of screams. Count in some evil laughter as well.
Like I mentioned above, it isn't perfect. It definitely has some flaws. But those flaws don't turn it into an unwatchable mess.
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It is a story of a group of people performing exorcism to those victims possessed by demons. There was an event happend eight years ago from the present time which made the main characters struggle for their survival against the unwelcome entity. But this series does not solely talks about the way how the Catholic Church treat demons, in this series, the perspective of those people under the field of medicine was greatly discussed as well.
I can't really tell you guys by details the contents of the story. Why? Because, I, myself was shocked of how the story was presented as well. What I can assure you is that, this series was produced with proper research. They used facts in presenting the story especially on the perspective of the Catholic Church regarding such topic.
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Honestly, this series is one of a kind. You can't really expect the great twist which they have done. By the way, the series is not the typical horror stories that you are usually watching. Scenes where demons appeared are not that horrifying, that's base on my tolerance though. :-) I even watched it at night????.Lately, priest character in K-Drama gained such notably popularity among the viewers. At least, three dramas with priest character had been released since mid of September 2018. In fact, in the drama, the priest character has crucial role as main lead. Not to mention, there is no surprise that the priest character was played by talented, young, and handsome actors. Even, some of them are “A-list” actors in K-drama industry who are reputably recognized. Although it may be true that the dramas contain religious figure, a Catholic priest, the story-line is barely related to religious motive.
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Yong-Hoo (Park Seo-joon) is introduced as a Korean martial art champion who gained faithful and spiritual experiences which build his character. He, actually, was raised in a devoted Catholic family. However, after losing his parents during his childhood, he turned to a non-believer who is hateful to anything related to Catholicism. One day, a mysterious wound appears on his right palms. Due to his injury, he needs to take break from fighting competition. This condition leads him to meet a Catholic Priest namely Father Ahn (Ahn Sun-ki) who is a Catholic exorcist. Father Ahn told Yong-hoo that the wound on his right palm is called “stigmata”
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. Father Ahn found the potential of Yong-hoo’s wound to defeat evil power during exorcism. Long story short, Yong-hoo and Father Ahn teamed to defeat Ji-shin (Woo Do-hwan) who worships and practices demonic ritual causing some possession cases in Korea.
At the end of the movie, indication of the sequel was spoiled by a scene of Father Choi (Choi woo-shik), who is a rookie exorcist, receiving mandate from Father Ahn to continue battling the demons.
Unlike the other priest dramas, Fiery Priest offers story-lines that nothing related to horror and exorcism. Instead, the writer insisted packing the script in comedy-crime-action genre. This drama fit well those who needs humorous scene to lighten their mood up as well as furious action scene to level up their passion.
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