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The top KDramas of 2024 range across time periods and genres, showing that there’s something for everyone to dive into this year.
The Trunk may be the hook to lure unsuspecting viewers in, but ultimately, opens a gateway into this beautifully shot mystery thriller.
Zombieverse Season 2 loses sight of what made its predecessor so great – the chemistry and personality of its cast of characters.
Mr. Plankton is a guaranteed tearjerker with Jo Yong at the helm, and she once again proves that she still has it. Now pack some tissues!
The Judge From Hell spotlights a different side of actress Park Shin-hye’s range fans haven’t seen before, showing off a more playful side.
Set during the first Japanese Invasion, Uprising (2024) is an action drama with a friendship that grounds the tensions of the period.
Love Next Door explores love, family dynamics, and personal growth, highlighting the complexities of emotions and evolving relationships.
Spice Up Our Love is the best kind of little treat for fans of Ja-yeon and Gyu-hyun from No Gain No Love, filling in gaps and our hearts.
While we don’t gain satisfaction with our primary love pairing, No Gain No Love is saved by the strength of its secondary romance plot.
Jung Hae-in and Hwang Jung-min are a dynamic action duo that balance each other perfectly in I The Executioner.
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Take Charge of My Heart starts out fun and silly, but winds up being an overstuffed mess of tropes that never truly work together.
Despite the CGI and its more formulaic monster-of-the-episode approach, Dead-End Job is a fun romp that’s as enjoyable as it is wholly relatable.
Always Lalisa is a well-produced music documentary that is arguably one of the most visually appealing in some time, if a bit predictable.