K-Drama Action
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1. Tokyo Revengers
Japanese Movie - 2021
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2. Triangle
Korean Drama - 2014, 26 episodes
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3. Shark: The Beginning
Korean Movie - 2021
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4. The Dude in Me
Korean Movie - 2019
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5. Action Hero
Korean Movie - 2021
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6. The Merciless
Korean Movie - 2017
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7. New Trial
Korean Movie - 2017
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8. Fabricated City
Korean Movie - 2017
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9. The Divine Fury
Korean Movie - 2019
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10. Hwayi: A Monster Boy
Korean Movie - 2013
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11. Secretly Greatly
Korean Movie - 2013
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12. Never Say Never
Chinese Drama - 2019, 42 episodes
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13. A Christmas Carol
Korean Movie - 2022
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14. The First Responders
Korean Drama - 2022, 12 episodes
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15. Breaking Dawn
Chinese Drama - 2019, 24 episodes
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16. Platinum Data
Japanese Movie - 2013
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17. P1H: The Beginning of a New World
Korean Movie - 2020
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18. Circle
Korean Drama - 2017, 12 episodes
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19. Bloodhounds
Korean Drama - 2023, 8 episodes
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20. Longing for You
Korean Drama - 2023, 14 episodes
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21. Moorim School
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
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22. A Shop for Killers
Korean Drama - 2024, 8 episodes
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23. Chase the Truth
Chinese Drama - 2023, 24 episodes
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24. Q18 Quantum Dice: Allegory of the Quantum
Taiwanese Drama - 2024, 8 episodes
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25. Officer Black Belt
Korean Movie - 2024
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26. Revolver
Korean Movie - 2024
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