The Heart Killers

Not as bad as I initially thought it was….

This took a while to get into - I actually dropped it after EP2 for a few months then got back to it.

And I have to say. I was missing out. It’s actually a brilliant watch if you are willing to ignore certain things.

I can see why it got so much hype - but I can also see why others do not like it.

I enjoyed it. And I liked how they wrapped everything up nicely. Which is quite rare in bl world.

All four actors did a brilliant Job. And they had such a good chemistry.

Also the soundtrack is honestly so good. Found myself Shazamming with each episode.

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The boicot in The Heart Killers

This series went from ★8.3 to ★6.3 in the time of four days since its release last week.

There’re people saying it’s because it’s bad, others are saying it is because it took Jack & Joker first place in IQIYI, and there’s also people saying it is too s3xual for it to be on screen.

So, no matter what the reasons are, when you come to watch a series, you must know where you’re putting yourself in. No matter what the series is about, you should value it as a series of such gender, such as action, romance, politics, horror, suspense or anything. If you’re gonna leave a bad review, these is probably not your series so what might be better is for you to stop watching.

Let’s give these series a chance to be great, it only started and I really hope I can say at the end, it was amazing.

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So far so good!! >.<

*The Heart Killers* is an exciting new Thai BL series that’s definitely worth keeping an eye on. It brings a fresh twist to the genre by blending romance with a touch of mystery and suspense, making it feel unique and captivating from the start. Im also very happy that we finally get a new joongdunk and khaofirst series!! :D
The leads have fantastic chemistry, and their interactions are full of tension and heartfelt moments that pull you in. The storyline is intriguing, balancing light romantic scenes with darker, more intense themes. On top of that, the production quality is impressive, with beautiful cinematography and a soundtrack that complements the mood perfectly.
What really stands out is how the show keeps you guessing. It doesn’t rely on typical BL tropes but still delivers the emotional moments fans love. That mix of unpredictability and heartfelt storytelling is what makes *The Heart Killers* so promising.
So far, it’s been a great ride, and I’m hoping the series keeps up the momentum. If it can stick the landing, it has the potential to be one of the best BL dramas this year. Fingers crossed it doesn’t disappoint! :33

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Cute

Indeed, the actors impersonating Style and Fadel made the show. While FirstKhao acted well as usually, their performance wasn't necessarily impressive. The second couple did way better, and somehow it felt as they were the main couple. So, yes, it's only fair to say that they stole the spotlight.
The pace was good most of the time, but not always. The action was dragging at some point. To me, the last two episodes were the best, as I greatly enjoyed Style's and Kant's devotion to their respective lovers, their crazy proofs of love and loyalty, their solid, undeniable willingness to sacrifice. It was actually a sane craziness, if I may say so, because they were fighting their not so good situation in order to gain a normal life, a better future with their loved ones. Their actions were touching, heartwarming. I found myself smiling the whole length of these two last episodes.
Also, the actress impersonating Lily (Mum) did a very good job, as she was obnoxious from the very second she appeared to the very last. She did a great job as the antagonist.
Something I have never imagined myself saying, as I never pay attention to the music (unless it really annoys me): the music in this film was great, actually much better than the film itself.
In conclusion, it's a blend of action and fluff, worth watching if heartwarming stuff is what you're looking for.

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A mature step

This was definitely a more mature and bold step for GMMTV. Some of which were done more successfully than others.

The positives: Khaotung and Joong!!! They were the best part of the show! They had good command of their scenes. They had great chemistry. You really felt like they were brothers. I knew this about Khaotung but Joong was a surprise. They both are cut from the same cloth in terms of nailing emotions and nonverbals. Those two were at the center of my favorite scenes in the show! I hope they get to act together again. Also this did have a more mature feel. There were conversations about more significant topics that I appreciated, such as personal preferences, trust and interpersonal relationships. My favorite story line in the whole show was seeing Fadel realize he is worthy of love and seeing how a partner stays with him and fights for their relationships. That was truly special. I applaud Joong and Dunk for their great scenes to bring that story line to life. I will also say that I was happy with the character development we got from the leads, especially from Fadel and Style. It is always rewarding to be with characters for five plus years and to actually see them grow up. Another special highlight was the police captain making a reference to Prison Break. I was thinking that before hand and it surprised me so much to see a very specific reference to my favorite show and to main character. Gold star to the writers for that one.

Areas to work on: This was not Firsts' best work, which was a little disappointing. A lot of his delivery was said not felt. Some of the supporting actors were very green. Also the writing was a little frustrating. Even though it did make me laugh often. I felt like the writers did not have the strongest ideas of what to do. I wished the actors could been given more to work with. It also bothered me that these hit men had no trade craft. I'm amazed they survived as long as they did.

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