Revelations on Netflix teaser OUT: Ryu Jun Yeol starrer, Train to Busan director’s latest thriller, takes the internet by storm
Directed by Yeon Sang-ho and produced by Alfonso Cuarón, the movie Revelations explores faith, guilt, and obsession, leaving viewers on edge with its gripping teaser. Read more!

Netflix’s latest psychological thriller, Revelations, has ignited a storm of anticipation following the release of its teaser. Within mere hours, the teaser amassed thousands of views, with fans praising its haunting visuals, gripping tension, and thought-provoking plot. Directed by Train to Busan and Hellbound creator Yeon Sang Ho, the film will be an unsettling exploration of faith, morality, and madness.
At the heart of Revelations lies a story of two individuals, each battling their own demons while seeking the truth. Pastor Sung Min Chan, played by Ryu Jun Yeol, is a devout man. Meanwhile, Detective Lee Yeon Hee, portrayed by Shin Hyun Been, is plagued by visions of her deceased younger sister, a loss that continues to torment her. Adding further complexity to the story is Shin Min Jae’s character, Kwon Yang Rae, an ex-convict who unexpectedly becomes the prime suspect.
The recently released teaser sets a chilling tone right from the start. It opens with a frantic phone call reporting the disappearance of a teenage girl, setting the stage for a harrowing investigation. The tension intensifies as Pastor Sung Min Chan claims to have received divine guidance identifying Kwon Yang Rae as the culprit. His conviction leads him to take justice into his own hands, triggering a desperate pursuit.
Simultaneously, Detective Lee Yeon Hee is drawn deeper into the mystery, discovering unsettling ties between the pastor and the suspect. The psychological burden of her past and her unresolved grief begin to cloud her judgment, making her question the truth she is chasing. One of the teaser’s most haunting moments features Yeon Hee saying, “She says she waited for me to be rescued." The chilling line, paired with a montage of high-stakes confrontations and eerie religious imagery, and the tagline, “Madness begins with twisted faith," cements Revelations as a film that will push audiences to question the boundaries between faith and delusion.
Behind Revelations is an impressive creative team that has heightened expectations for the film’s release. Yeon Sang Ho reunites with writer Choi Gyu Seok, the duo responsible for the renowned Hellbound series. What makes this project even more monumental is the involvement of Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuarón (Gravity, Roma), who has taken on the role of executive producer.
The internet has been buzzing with discussions about the film’s dark and intense atmosphere. Many have praised the teaser’s ability to build suspense, keeping viewers on edge without revealing too much of the plot. Set to premiere exclusively on Netflix on March 21, Revelations is shaping up to be one of the year’s most anticipated thrillers.

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