Just in case you are in your K-movie love era, I am here for you and fully seated.

You want the latest list of K-movies produced in the 2020s? Not the ones I mentioned in the last batch, but the fresh sets? Again, I am here for you.

If your watch list is dry and your mood needs lifting, let me put you on properly this time. This is for the days when you want to laugh without emotional stress, scream a little, and just enjoy something light but not empty.

Pretty Crazy (2025)

The story revolves around Gil-goo, who, after quitting his job and drifting through life, becomes instantly intrigued by his new downstairs neighbor, Seon-ji. But there is a twist! His crush takes a wild turn when he meets a terrifying version of her in the elevator the next morning. Caught between her sweet daytime self and her eerie alter side, Gil-goo soon learns the truth: Seon-ji is possessed by a demon at night, and out of curiosity and concern, he ends up taking on the risky job of guarding her during her dark transformation.
This is the kind of movie where you laugh first and then pause to ask why it is actually very deep. It’s very unserious on the surface, but slightly unsettling underneath.

Handsome Guys (2024)

Handsome Guys is about two small-town men who move into a quiet neighborhood, hoping to live simple lives. Unfortunately for them, the town already suspects them of being criminals based on nothing but bad first impressions. Everything they do somehow looks suspicious, even when they are genuinely trying to be good people, and they end up in trouble when they try to save a lady from drowning and are mistaken for kidnappers. 
This one sounds like a horror movie wrapped in chaotic misunderstandings, but somewhere between all that chaos are rib-cracking comedy scenes that will make you want more.

Hi-Five (2025)

In this movie, five strangers suddenly gain different superpowers after an organ transplant. Instead of becoming heroes, they become a dysfunctional group of confused adults who barely understand what is happening to them. Of course, someone with villain energy shows up, and things go bad very fast.
When is a Korean superhero story never funny? This one, especially, is giving power with zero coordination and maximum comedy.

Forbidden Fairytale (2025)

Forbidden Fairytale is about a children’s book writer who accidentally gets involved in an adult web novel world due to a wild misunderstanding that threatens both her career and her sanity. Now she has to navigate two completely different creative spaces that should never have crossed paths.
Comedy romance? Absolutely! This movie will make you laugh and cringe at the same time, and that right there is a special talent.

Pilot (2024)

This follows a successful male pilot who loses his job and identity overnight, then disguises himself as a woman to re-enter the aviation industry. What follows is gender-switch chaos, workplace satire, and the funniest situations and solutions ever.

What do you expect from a gender switch movie, especially when it's a man acting as a woman? Comedy! Also, this movie is funny but it also quietly drags workplace politics and gender bias without shouting. Entertaining and sneaky-smart.

Just so you know, Korean comedy movies are no longer just about exaggerated facial expressions. They are now blending different genres to give us delicious smoothies (movies), all while keeping the humor sharp and relatable.

So tell me, which one are you adding to your watch list first?