They could have carried on with the series without it , i felt uneasy after it appeared on the screen
Exactly! The "sex" scene was insignificant and irrelevant in itself
It didn't transform the narrative or drive the narrative forward. It was an attention-grabbing ploy to draw horny teenagers and adults with a shorter attention span than a goldfish into the story
"What the fuck am I watching- omg! Omg omg omg omg, sex? I'm suddenly interested!"
The guy's lost right eyeball provides him with clues. It wants to go back to him. Why didn't it hurt or detach itself when he bumped into the other guy on his way to the restaurant? (episode 2)
the chemistry between the ML and FL reminded me of Alice in borderland 🥰..(on another note this wasn't the…
Okay, but Jung Hae In and Go Kyung Pyo as "murder" husbands 🥰
It'd be more interesting if Jung Hae In and Go Kyung Pyo accepted each other for who they are, "murdered" people together and basked in their shared moment of glory
They were "monsters" in the eyes of society. Their similarities would have ignited romantic chemistry between them
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It didn't transform the narrative or drive the narrative forward. It was an attention-grabbing ploy to draw horny teenagers and adults with a shorter attention span than a goldfish into the story
"What the fuck am I watching- omg! Omg omg omg omg, sex? I'm suddenly interested!"
Like, seriously? Why would a grown-up want to see other people getting at it in the bedroom?
Ever heard of preferences?
The "sex" was not only graphic, but also ill-suited. It wasn't the time, place or genre to "fuck"
To answer your question with a question, are you a fan of thriller? If yes, the gore wouldn't be disgusting. If no, the gore would be disgusting
Watch out for the NSFW scene in episode 2! Everything else was okay-ish
Accidentally watched the first bit and bleached my eyes. To those who want to skip, it's somewhere between 19:00-22:00 of episode 2
The guy's lost right eyeball provides him with clues. It wants to go back to him. Why didn't it hurt or detach itself when he bumped into the other guy on his way to the restaurant? (episode 2)
Edit: it's not. It's too high
It used to be 9.6
It'd be more interesting if Jung Hae In and Go Kyung Pyo accepted each other for who they are, "murdered" people together and basked in their shared moment of glory
They were "monsters" in the eyes of society. Their similarities would have ignited romantic chemistry between them
I just wish the guy didn't abandon his poor oculus dexter or right eyeball
And was there a "sex" scene? I'll have to skip it