News NOT YOUR TYPICAL PLOT.
Movies and Dramas that throw you curves with every scene. Very mind-engaging.
Unexpected endings.
High rewatch value.
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1. A Journey to Love
Chinese Drama - 2023, 40 episodes
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2. A Shop for Killers
Korean Drama - 2024, 8 episodes
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3. Ballerina
Korean Movie - 2023
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4. Be with You
Korean Movie - 2018
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5. Dear X
Korean Drama - 2025, 12 episodes
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6. Eve
Korean Drama - 2022, 16 episodes
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7. Exhuma
Korean Movie - 2024
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8. It's Okay, That's Love
Korean Drama - 2014, 16 episodes
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9. Legend of Zang Hai
Chinese Drama - 2025, 40 episodes
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10. Little Women
Korean Drama - 2022, 12 episodes
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11. Moving
Korean Drama - 2023, 20 episodes
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12. One and Only
Chinese Drama - 2021, 24 episodes
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13. Queen Woo
Korean Drama - 2024, 8 episodes
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14. Recalled
Korean Movie - 2021
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15. The Foreigner
Chinese Movie - 2017
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16. The Glory
Korean Drama - 2022, 8 episodes
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17. The Negotiation
Korean Movie - 2018
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18. The Price of Confession
Korean Drama - 2025, 12 episodes
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19. Vagabond
Korean Drama - 2019, 16 episodes
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20. W
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
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21. Weak Hero Class 1
Korean Drama - 2022, 8 episodes
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22. Why Her?
Korean Drama - 2022, 16 episodes
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