The film centers on a group of young people who killed an innocent person and videotaped the act for their own amusement.

Comeuppance is provided by a mysterious man who seeks out each of the murderers and kills them for his personal pleasure.

[2] Prior to this, there was an early 2000s horror cycle involving slasher films such as Bloody Beach, Harpy, Nightmare and The Record.

In comparison, the horror film Nightmare had 332,000 admissions and was among the top ten highest grossing domestic productions of the year.

[3] From contemporary reviews, Bruce Holecheck of Deep Red magazine described the film as a Korean I Know What You Did Last Summer that "forgets to ladle on the massive grue which made the early 80's teen-kill wave so much fun."