Four reckless young idiots get a little in over their heads after deciding to "acquire" some extra cash without really knowing who they are dealing with. The movie is quite suspenseful, but unfortunately the protagonists' actions don't make any sense in several key scenes. "Why the hell are you going in there"-type of stuff we know from dumb horror movies, which just kills your engagement and interest.
The post-economic-collapse Korea backdrop that created the circumstances pushing them towards their unlawful endeavor is portrayed rather unconvincingly. Basically they just added a weird looking electric car and parts of the city are really run down. But there doesn't seem to be any real societal hardship or anything. The bigger picture isn't explained well at all.
Due to their stupid actions, the main characters aren't too relatable and the bad guys aren't very well developed either. And for some reason they decided to add a few American "urban culture" elements, like hip hop beats and the according clothes and mannerisms, which is always ridiculous and in this case also inauthentic. But that's minor.
Ultimately the movie could have been a lot better but is mediocre due to bad writing and I probably wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
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