Wall to Wall | Streaming July 18, 2025 on Netflix
“Wall to Wall” is the latest addition to Korea’s growing list of internationally acclaimed thrillers, and it arrives on Netflix with eerie silence and unsettling suspense. Directed by Kim Tae-joon and Sharon S. Park, and written by Kim Tae-joon, this psychological thriller takes viewers into the claustrophobic world of urban living—where walls have ears, and sometimes, secrets claw their way out.
Plot Overview
Woo Seong (played by Kang Ha-neul) is an ordinary man who finally achieves a major milestone in life—he buys his dream apartment. But the excitement of moving in quickly turns to unease. The walls that once represented stability and comfort now close in with growing dread.

Disturbing noises seep through the night, neighbors are far from friendly, and a constant sense of being watched unsettles him. As Woo Seong tries to unravel the strange occurrences within the building, he uncovers a web of secrets that might be tied to his own past. What begins as minor disturbances soon escalate into a full-blown psychological breakdown.
Is it the apartment? The neighbors? Or Woo Seong himself?

Cast Highlights
- Kang Ha-neul as Woo Seong – A man slowly slipping into paranoia as his dream home turns into a living nightmare.
- Yeom Hye-ran – Playing a mysterious neighbor with hidden motives.
- Seo Hyun-woo – As a cryptic figure in the building who may hold answers—or further confusion.
Behind the Scenes
- Directors: Kim Tae-joon & Sharon S. Park
- Writer: Kim Tae-joon
With atmospheric tension and slow-burning terror, the creators use minimalism and psychological realism to keep the audience at the edge of their seats. The film skillfully plays on the fear of isolation, the loss of privacy, and the illusion of safety within one’s own walls.

Themes Explored
- Urban paranoia and social alienation
- The mental cost of isolation in modern apartments
- Unseen trauma and suppressed secrets
- The fragility of trust in shared spaces

Why You Should Watch “Wall to Wall”
- If you’re a fan of psychological thrillers like The Guest, Forgotten, or The Strangers, this is a must-watch.
- Kang Ha-neul delivers a haunting performance that showcases his range in a deeply psychological role.
- The film creates horror not from ghosts or gore, but from everyday fears—noises in the wall, suspicious neighbors, and a mind unraveling under pressure.
- It’s a Korean thriller with global appeal, delivering emotional depth and spine-chilling suspense.
Where to Watch
Wall to Wall begins streaming exclusively on Netflix from July 18, 2025. Subtitled and dubbed in multiple languages, it’s set to reach a global audience.