The Terror Live 2013
"Stay live to stay alive."
In Kim Byung-woo's gripping 2013 thriller *The Terror Live*, a seasoned news anchor's world spins into chaos when an explosive revelation changes everything.
Director: Kim Byung-woo
Cast
Ha Jung-woo
Yoon Young-hwa
Kim Dae-myung
Park Shin-woo (voice)
Lee Kyung-young
Cha Dae-eun
Jeon Hye-jin
Park Jeong-min
David Lee
Park Shin-woo
Kim So-jin
Reporter Lee Ji-soo
Kim Hae-in
Noh Hyeon-jin
Han Soo-hyun
Radio Producer
Kang Jin-ah
Newsroom Writer
Kang Shin-chul
Newsroom Audio Engineer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Terror Live (2013) about?
A fearless news anchor realizes he's been rigged with a bomb during a live interview with a terrorist who just destroyed a bridge. Now, he must navigate a deadly ticking clock to uncover the truth before the explosive device detonates.
Who directed The Terror Live?
Kim Byung-woo directed the film, helming a tense thriller that masterfully blends crime, drama, and suspense into a single unrelenting narrative.
Who stars in The Terror Live?
Ha Jung-woo leads the cast as the doomed anchor, joined by Kim Dae-myung, Lee Kyung-young, Jeon Hye-jin, and David Lee in this high-pressure thriller.
Is The Terror Live (2013) worth watching?
With its sharp direction, strong performances, and relentless tension, *The Terror Live* is a gripping watch for fans of crime thrillers. While it didn't receive an IMDb rating, its tight plot and suspense-driven storytelling make it a standout in the genre.
How long is The Terror Live?
The Terror Live runs for 97 minutes, delivering a brisk yet intense viewing experience.
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About The Terror Live (2013) — A Bomb, a Broadcast, and a Race Against Time
In Kim Byung-woo's gripping 2013 thriller *The Terror Live*, a seasoned news anchor's world spins into chaos when an explosive revelation changes everything. During a high-stakes live interview with a notorious terrorist, the journalist discovers a hidden bomb strapped to his own body—leaving him racing against time to expose the truth before detonation. With Seoul's skyline as a tense backdrop, this crime thriller blends relentless suspense with sharp social commentary, exploring themes of power, media manipulation, and the fragile line between survival and justice. Ha Jung-woo delivers a powerhouse performance as the trapped anchor, supported by a strong ensemble cast that ratchets up the emotional stakes.
The film's claustrophobic atmosphere and breakneck pacing keep viewers on the edge of their seats, as each minute ticks by like a countdown to disaster. *The Terror Live (2013)* isn't just a cat-and-mouse game between journalist and criminal—it's a high-concept drama that questions who controls the narrative when lives hang in the balance.
