Among the screenwriters who have carved their name in South Korean cinema, Park Joo-suk has a privileged place with his ability to blend dark themes with gripping narratives. Throughout his career, he has managed to attract the attention of both local and international moviegoers with the scripts he has written in the thriller, horror and action genres. Park Joo-suk honed his talent in the South Korean film industry by first gaining experience in independent productions. He made his name known to a wide audience with the 2013 movie Hwayi: Monster Boy. This thriller, in collaboration with director Jang Joon-hwan, tells the story of a young boy who is dragged into the world of crime; The production, which draws attention with its depth of character and atmosphere, has been considered one of the important examples of Korean independent cinema. He made his big breakthrough in 2016 with Zombie Express, directed by Yeon Sang-ho. This film, about the zombie epidemic that broke out on a high-speed train from Seoul to Busan, has become one of the works that brought Korean horror cinema to the world stage. Zombie Express, which was featured in the Midnight Screenings section of the Cannes Film Festival, attracted great attention on a global scale; It was extremely successful both at the box office and with critics. The script penned by Park clearly demonstrates his mastery in balancing the pace of action with human emotions. In 2024, he returned to the action-thriller genre with 탈출: 프로젝트 사일런스, which was translated into Turkish under the name Escape: Project Silence. Shaped around an extraordinary crisis on the bridge, this production once again reveals Park's breathtaking sense of tension. The most distinctive feature of his writing is that he places extremely ordinary people in the middle of extraordinary circumstances and emotionally connects the audience to these characters. Continuing his journey in the world of cinema, Park Joo-suk continues to make his name known in different markets with international projects such as The Last Train to New York.