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Trolley Episodes 7-8 escalate the growing plot as revelations and confrontations bring the most severe hitting episodes of the series yet.
Trolley Episodes 5-6 focus squarely on Kim’s past as her struggles as a teen soon find themselves entwined with her husband’s work.
The Glory is a revenge story that pays off in spades. Thrilling, gripping, and unnerving, it offers catharsis that only revenge stories can.
In Trolley Episodes 3-4, the fallout from episode 2’s shocking end continues as the problems surrounding Assemblyman Nam grow more complex.
Kiss Sixth Sense offers up a workplace rom-com with foresight at its center. Find out why the latest Hulu K-Drama is worth the watch.
Trolley introduces viewers to the family of an Assembly Man from Seoul and the first moments of turbulence in their lives.
Despite having access to people 24/7, our society is plagued by loneliness, and Netflix’s Somebody (2022) captures that.
Lookism sees Park Hyung Seok being bullied relentlessly because of his looks until he gets transferred to a new school and a new life.
With Connect, a South Korean series from Studio Dragon, viewers get lowered into a thrilling body horror story about an immortal and his eye.
Money Heist Korea Part 2 continues the take on an existing series that is fresh and unique, even if it carries some similarities.
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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.