[Provided by KBS Joy's 'Mueosideon Mureobosa']
[Provided by KBS Joy's 'Mueosideon Mureobosa']

An actor who plays ghosts in horror content visits "Mueosideon Mureobosa," a TV advice show, to share an unexpected personal struggle.

On Monday's episode of KBS Joy's "Mueosideon Mureobosa," a guest who works as a reenactment actor on horror programs reveals that she has been suffering from worsening sleep paralysis and a series of unsettling experiences the more she films.

The guest says she has always been prone to sleep paralysis due to what she describes as a naturally weak constitution, and that after shooting horror content, inexplicable incidents keep recurring. While she tells herself it is just acting in the moment she portrays a ghost, the anxiety does not easily fade once filming wraps.

[Provided by KBS Joy's 'Mueosideon Mureobosa']
[Provided by KBS Joy's 'Mueosideon Mureobosa']

The episode features the guest recounting vivid firsthand experiences from the set, and the studio reportedly remained tense for some time afterward.

Hosts Seo Jang-hoon and Lee Su-geun offer grounded advice, suggesting she look into psychological causes before attributing her experiences to the supernatural.

The episode is drawing attention particularly for addressing a question many horror fans have likely wondered about — whether reenactment actors are really all right after filming.


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