Handsome Guys

In the isolated woods, brothers Jae-pil and Sang-gu had finally achieved their lifelong dream of owning a rustic-style house. For years, they had been searching for the perfect home, and when they stumbled upon this secluded mansion, they knew it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The house was an old, dilapidated structure that required significant restoration, but the brothers were more than willing to put in the hard work to bring their new home to life. As they began to settle into their new house, Jae-pil, the elder brother, took charge of the renovations. He threw himself into the project, meticulously restoring every aspect of the old mansion, from the creaky wooden floorboards to the chipped paint on the walls. Sang-gu, on the other hand, focused on the more leisurely aspects of their new home, spending hours exploring the surrounding woods and marveling at the natural beauty that surrounded their new abode. The isolation of the house, however, made it difficult to find reliable help for the renovation. Jae-pil and Sang-gu often received little to no assistance from the local handyman, a taciturn old man named Hye-woon who seemed to have limited interest in the brothers' project. One stormy night, as the brothers were working tirelessly on the final touches, a knock at the door interrupted their work. Unbeknownst to them, this would be a turning point in their lives. The brothers, still a bit wary of the weather, cautiously opened the door to find a group of rough-looking strangers standing on their porch. These men, led by a hulking figure named Hong-su, seemed to have been traveling through the woods when the storm hit, forcing them to seek shelter in the nearest available structure. Jae-pil and Sang-gu were initially hesitant to let the strangers in, but after being reassured that they meant no harm and were merely seeking refuge, they invited the group to stay. As night began to fall, the atmosphere in the house grew increasingly tense. The strangers seemed to be hiding secrets, and Jae-pil and Sang-gu found themselves increasingly uncomfortable around the group's leader, who appeared to be taking an unhealthy interest in their lives. Despite their reservations, the brothers tried to make the best of the situation, offering their guests food and drinks. However, things took a turn for the worse as the night wore on. Jae-pil and Sang-gu began to experience strange occurrences, and it soon became apparent that the arrival of the strangers had awakened a malevolent spirit that had been sealed in the basement of their new home. At first, they dismissed the eerie happenings as mere paranoia, but as the events escalated in intensity and frequency, it became clear that the brothers were facing something far more sinister. Their efforts to communicate with the spirit only seemed to exacerbate the situation, making it difficult for Jae-pil and Sang-gu to determine what was happening. They discovered ancient artifacts in the basement – a journal, cryptic symbols etched into the walls – that hinted at a dark history surrounding the house. It soon became apparent to the brothers that their new home was once the site of a horrific act of violence and that the evil spirit they had unleashed had a long and troubled history in that house. As darkness descended, Jae-pil and Sang-gu realized they were trapped in their own home, caught in a downward spiral of terror. The isolated woods seemed to be closing in around them, and the brothers were desperate to break free from the grip of the malevolent force that they had inadvertently unleashed. They needed to find a way to stop the evil spirit and cast it back into the depths of the basement from where it came before it was too late.