The Precinct is very much like Ghostbuster, comedy mixed with some jump scares. Overall I quite enjoyed this film. The mystery carries through and the ghosts adds a spooky atmosphere, enhancing the overall tone of the movie The story would have benefited a bit more depth of the ghosts, but overall this movie is lovely and entertaining.

I would recommend it to those who like comedy, horror and fantasy.

I had expected something different than this. I had expected more of a comedy, but pretty much got a mild drama along with some ghosts. What we have is a trigger happy cop that can see ghosts. He is saved one day by a recent ghost and because of this he accidentally catches a 'most wanted' criminal. Then because he refuses to change his report which says he was saved by a ghost he gets fired from the regular police and joins the 'ghost police' known as the ninth precinct and then the adventure begins. There really isn't much comedy here, a few funny moments but that's it. Most of the movie is about an investigation of 13 mysterious deaths. And the end is about making peace with the dead so they can move on. It's an OK movie, but don't of out of your way to watch it.

Though Korean is my favorite, I like Thai as well, and Roy Chiu is always good. This film is average, but enjoyable with a satisfying and even sweet ending.