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Upcoming Kdrama December 2024 ✨

4/12: Light Shop with Joo Ji Hoon, Park Bo Young, Kim Seol Hyun. 8 episodes; supernatural, thriller, mystery.

5/12: Sorry Not Sorry with Jeon So Min, Choi Daniel, Gong Min Jung. 12 episodes; rom-com.

18/12: Who Is She with Jung Ji So, Jung Jin Young. 12 episodes; fantasy, comedy.

21/12: Check In Hanyang with Bae In Hyuk, Kim Ji Eun, Jung Gun Joo. 16 episodes; historical, romance.

23/12: The Starry Night with Ko Hyun Jung, Ryeoun, Yoon Sang Hyun. 12 episodes; life, drama.

26/12: Squid Game 2 with Lee Jung Jae, Wi Ha Joon, Im Siwan, Kang Ha Neul. 6 episodes; thriller, mystery.

Wrapping up the year with new stories!!

Hellbound (Season 2)

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024

Hellbound (Season 2, 2024, South Korea)

Director: Yeon Sang Ho

Writer: Yeon Sang Ho & Choi Gyu Seok (based on their own webtoon)

Mini-review:

I feel like I'm one of the few people who loved the first season of Hellbound. It used an original and terrifying concept to showcase a fascinating exploration of themes like religious fanaticism, sectarianism and media manipulation. And this second (and final?) season delivers the goods once again. Yeon Sang Ho continues to be a master director of action scenes, plus the performances he gets from this cast are simply superb. On top of that, the CGI is much better than it was in the first one; I'm glad they made an effort to improve on that. I'm sure many people will stay mad at the show for refusing to give clear answers until the very end, but I think that makes the viewer feel the same chaos as the characters. If this is really the end, I have to say I really enjoyed what this dark fantasy had to offer.

At A Glance:

Imitation

South Korean - Romcom

Staring: Lee Jun Young & Jung Ji So

What would you give up to achieve your dreams? Lee Ma Ha is an idol in training that finally gets her chance to debut. But when she crosses paths with Kwon Ryok, a member of an ultra famous K-pop group, things get complicated. Being an idol isn't easy and Lee Ma Ha and her friends struggle to navigate the spot light while juggling work, friends, romance, fans and fame.

Honestly, we came for Ateez and did not regret the choice. As K-pop fans, this was a fun, 100% junk food watch and we enjoyed it. It did raise some uncomfortable feelings hinting at the darker side of idol culture, but they mostly kept it focused on the romance. Check this series out if you are in the mood for a mostly cute romance that also has some fun music and dancing!