Tia22

i really liked the smile has left your eyes. i also gave it a high rating for execution and Seo in guk did one of his best acting ever in that show. He showcased the complexity of his character well. Haven't seen train yet. will check it out. I dropped vagabond for some unknown reason lol.

for instance, i have watched other shows featuring psychopathic characters such as 'Come and hug me', flowers of evil', and even more unique types like 'the smile has left your eyes'...There is a sophistication to these that strangers from hell completely lacks. If everyone is crazy, there is no margin for the horror. Even psychopath diary i recently watched really held on to its element despite the humor. The psychopath was not cute or redeemable... thus his presence was always jarring in contrast to everything else. The environment didn't need to look like a horror movie, with blood splatted everywhere and dark and tangy before we feel something... anyway just sharing my views... i do get you as well. we all have our own preferences for depth. I recommend the shows i mentioned in case you have't seen them. You may notice a difference in the execution between those and this.

her boyfriends progressively got worse lol

I was also surprised. If 'crazy' had a natural vibe, definition, sample, or explanation, then it will be the ML. His photo will be there lol.

I really didn't like strangers from hell. It was over the top. The 'hostel' was over the top... everything always looked disgusting from the filming environment, to the facial expressions, the outfits, the excessive amounts of animal cruelty, to the concepts, the connotations... everything single thing had nastiness plasted all around it. The characters were excessively depraved. It is interesting to watch a show with one or max two main psychos... but watching one with everyone being psycho and totally depraved is a bit overdone. It was a difficult watch even for a supposed 'horror'...

hmmm... for me i enjoyed the concept of a ML always walking the thin line of sanity and psychopathy, and watching for that to snap. Also, the gradual moral greyness of the other characters as the episodes continue is something interesting too. If you have gotten so far and can't really get the point, you may drop it... but if you wish to continue, i will say go for it. For me, i beleive Seo in Guk has done one of his greatest acting ever in this one show.

Flowers of evil is one of those shows you wish you could unwatch just so you can rediscover it and watch it all over again. I don't know if i am the only one that likes some shows/ anime this much lol. Any recommendations for me like FoE?

Also the odd lets stay friends while i stay jealous and interfere with all your relationships, and still be justified for being a b twist and strange love traingle between the 3 friends was mostly cringe... For me though. I felt it was over dramatized and could have been more straightforward. Also, i always kept wondering what they actually were doing after graduating high school especially ML... i didn't get his lack of ambition lol... Just venting...

Try flowers of evil. It truly is a 10/10

the show had no aim. It could have been done well in 6 episodes max. The drama was somewhat childish, and all the stories went no where. Good cast though.

My goodness! you hit several nails on the head. The break up and leave for not good reason whatsoever trope at episode 15/16 or 2 episodes to the end nonsense really gets my blood boiling. That is when i exercise my right to skip past all the BS till the writer gets their act together. I am so not about to waste my life on such episodes. Nice write up. It is my first time commenting on one of these. Keep it up

I agree. Found it hard to appreciate his character and hers after the cheating scene. It just didn't seat right. Cheating however big or small in a marital setting especially automatically undermines the bonds and commitments made.

Ki survives but... um... just Ki i guess