Delirium, Normal Woman, Wall To Wall: What's New to Watch on Netflix the Week of July 18, 2025

Delirium, Normal Woman, Wall To Wall: What's New to Watch on Netflix the Week of July 18, 2025

Netflix has the perfect antidote to sunny summer days this week, with gripping thrillers and psychological dramas from all over the globe. Here are our picks for the best new content streaming this week.

Wall to Wall (2025) Movie Download

A life of debt of endless noise am I to blame? A man who poured his life savings into a new apartment discovers its walls are full of disturbing noises, hostile neighbors and unsettling secrets. Wall to Wall Genre: Drama, Thriller Stars: Kang Ha-neul, Yeom Hye-ran, Seo Hyun-woo Release Date: 2025 Country: South Korea Ratings: 5/10 (1 votes) Language: Korean Runtime: 118 mins Download Subtitle Source: Wall to Wall (2025)

Wall to Wall Review: Confusingly Good?

Wall to Wall Review: When U-seung bets his future on buying an apartment building, he could never have guessed what awaited him in his new abode. Struggling to keep things together, he finds himself holding on to the last shred of sanity when he hears mysterious sounds in the wall and odd, scheming neighbours who seem to have something on their minds. Wall to Wall Movie Cast Kang Ha-neul, Yeom Hye-ran, Seo Hyun-woo, Jeon Jin-oh, Kim Hyun-jeong…

Netflix's New Thriller 'Wall to Wall' Explores the Nightmares of Homeownership

Netflix’s latest South Korean offering, Wall to Wall, is a thriller that transforms the universal dream of homeownership into a psychological nightmare. The film centers on Woo-sung, an ordinary salaried employee who achieves a life milestone by purchasing his own apartment. His initial joy is short-lived, however, as his sanctuary is invaded by mysterious, untraceable noises from neighboring floors. The nightly disturbances quickly erode his pe…

'Wall To Wall' Netflix Review: Kang Ha-Neul Needs Better Roles

When I first saw the image that appears when you click on the title on Netflix for Wall To Wall, I assumed instantly that this film was going to be Kang Ha-Neul’s 2025 version of Forgotten. But it turns out I was entirely mistaken. While the latter was a shocking psychological thriller that left you flabbergasted even if you didn’t love the film, the former is, for lack of a better way to put it, a real estate apocalypse? Bit of a mouthful, but …

Wall To Wall Review: Its Foundation Crumbles With Its Twists

Wall to Wall (2025) seems like it would be built on a solid foundation. However, the longer one treads behind its conspiratorial walls, the shakier the foundation uncovered. It’s a shame because with all of its varying themes, it could have been a lot more impactful. Instead, in his latest venture into the thriller genre, writer/director Kim Tae-joon throws too many ideas at the wall, rendering what could have been capable twists into distractio…