Shades of Evil

The original heart-pounder. The 112 call center setting is genius. Tense, terrifying, and a race against the clock every episode.

The tension escalates. New villains, higher stakes, and the same gripping formula that hooks you in.

The web gets darker. Dives deeper into organized crime and corruption. The team faces their most connected foes yet.

A personal reckoning. Brings past and present together for a thrilling, more personal confrontation.

A masterpiece of suspense and romance. Is he or isn't he? The perfect marriage thriller with insane chemistry and twists that hurt so good.

The ultimate psychological mind-game. "What if you could spot a psychopath?" This question leads down the darkest, most twist-filled rabbit hole. Brilliant and disturbing.

The underdog's brutal game. A perfect blend of noir, thriller, and social commentary. Lee Jong-suk is phenomenal as the ordinary man fighting a corrupt system

A dystopian courtroom spectacle. Dark, stylish, and morally complex. Ji Sung is captivating as the judge who turns justice into a brutal public show.

Pure, raw revenge. Brutal action, a heartbreaking story, and Han So-hee's transformative, knockout performance. Short, sharp, and unforgettable.

Friendship-fuelled action. Relentless, well-choreographed fights and a bromance that gives the violence real heart. A pure adrenaline rush.

The new obsession. A fresh, gripping mystery that proves the thriller genre is still evolving. Hooked from the first episode.

Suspense at its finest. The title says it all. A tense, high-stakes game where every step could be the last. Masterfully crafted tension.

Justice on the edge. Lawyers in the grey zone. It promises a smart, morally ambiguous battle in the legal underworld. Intriguing and sharp.