The plots aren't very similar, but the overall feeling of the two are the same. They both make you really creeped out and anxious as to what is going to happen next.

The Priests is an extended version of the original short film. The director Jang Jae Hyun created the 12th Assistant Deacon and won many awards, so he then made a full movie with the same story line. Some of the scenes are exactly the same, but just done with different actors. I personally like the short film more, but the movie is pretty good too.

They are both short films about a vampire and a mortal, one is more like a movie though. TVLND has some romance, but not much happens since it's so short, BV is all romance.

Both deal with the struggle of affairs and how it affects families. The female leads both for for younger men too.

Both are high school horror movies that deal with the supernatural. M.Boy is much darker though, as it gives a realistic take on violent bullying.

Both movies are about students that are severely bullied, bringing them to their breaking points. There's gore in them both and they have creepy tones.

The plots are both centered on odd and quiet high school boys. They both have eerie tones to them, but M. Boy is more gore horror, SCW is more realitistic and dark.

The stories aren't very similar, except that they're both dark and each episode is unconnected. They both have the same dark vibes to it.

Both movies are way out there and extremely fun to watch, they were both so random that it was hilariously scary.

They're stories of first love that are both simple and beautiful. They're short, sweet, and reflects the bitter-sweetness of a first love.

The two are sweet mini dramas with eccentric female leads. They're both fluffy and lighthearted, a good type of healing drama.

Both are slow paced stories of romance that is developed in unconventional ways. The relationships form more on their own rather than show every moment as they progress.