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Strangers From Hell. It is only the first weekend after final episode and I already miss the atmosphere and the two main characters. It's that good.

Such a talented young man. His characters stand out as being memorable, natural and genuinely moving.

The OCN Life on Mars was also the best of the many remakes of the BBC original series which was a favorite during it's run. The acting was fantastic and It had it's own unique atmosphere while staying true to the characters and the ending.

His final scenes were so desperate and so heartbreaking. :'(

Life on Mars, Children of a Lesser God, Watcher... three more examples that OCN never disappoints. Strangers from Hell is like the cherry on top of all six of these dramas.

I loved Watcher, but this is amazing and definitely my favorite this year.

I am so impressed with this drama. The acting, chemistry and atmosphere are amazing.
I do wish that more time had been spent on the relationships which would make me feel more invested in the loss of those who were killed, the peril of those in danger, and the desperation of those trying to save them. This would have also added more depth to Jong Woo and Moon Jo's intense relationship.
I also felt that the time spent on the gruesome details took away from the quality of the series and made it feel just a tiny bit silly and tiring like a cheap horror story series. Fortunately, it was only a tiny bit much, and the acting and overall quality of the drama more than made up for it.

The web toon wasn't, but I don't see the drama as open to interpretation due to the fact that Jong Woo saw the murders of the psycho cannibal eden residents from the murderer "Moon Jo's" perspective and the physical evidence proved that those murders were sloppy and the work of someone new to killing unlike Moon Jo.
Also Jong Woo went there with the intent to kill to end it all, but he had to disassociate himself from the gruesome killings to be able to save himself and others.

I agree I think it is clear in this drama series that Jong Woo was the killer.
Jong Woo could not have seen the killing from "Moon Jo's" perspective unless he was the actual killer.
The physical evidence revealed that the cuts on the psycho murderers dead bodies were the sloppy work of someone new to this, not Moon Jo.
It all makes since because
Jong Woo's past revealed a predisposition to this type of rage.
Jong Woo went back to the studio with the clear intent to kill to save his girlfriend and end this.
Jong Woo was still very much a caring and loving person so he had to disassociate from his gruesome murders by doing them as Moon Jo even if they were deserved and necessary to save himself and others.

It may be the atmosphere and his intensity, but I still find something oddly sexy about his scary predator side.

Seo Moon Jo's obsession with Yoon Jong Woo is terrifying, and at the same time compelling. I cannot wait to see where their story is going, but I don't want this series to end.

Seriously I wish they were the ones to" vacate their rooms"

His performance in Old Boy was outstanding! He is truly a talented young actor deserving of serious main roles.

This actor is rocking his role in "Naked Director" ! I will look into some of his other work and hope to see him in Season 02.

This drama is very addictive. The acting, atmosphere and suspense are fantastic. I hope that it doesn't become repetitive or rely too much on shock or gore.

It depends on the drama. There are a few favorites that I re-watched right away to catch the expressions or details that I may have missed reading subtitles.
I did not re-watch this immediately, but it is one of the dramas that I regularly re-watch fast forwarding through to my favorite moments and sometimes I will re-watch the entire series while exercising or cleaning for a week or so.

I agree that not only romantic relationships are important and profound. But I do not feel that his having romantic feelings for her is gross or wrong based on their past since they did not spend enough time together for him to develop into a father figure to her.
I do feel it would be selfish for him to allow romantic feelings to develop without telling her the truth, especially if there is a chance of him having to be 66 again or losing his soul.
I also agree that this drama doesn't need a romance and I doubt the drama will go there since that does not appear to be the focus.
I will not be disappointed either way since it is still a unique relationship with interesting interactions!

I am not sure, but I think they met when she was already a very mature eighteen. They had a short but meaningful time together where they shared a mutual admiration and respect for each other as musicians, so it felt like he was more of fellow artist or mentor to me - not a father or even an uncle.
So I don't feel this would be awkward especially since no matter the age gap, they are both adults.

While I understand your point, I feel this is very different.
I think she was a very mature eighteen when they first met. Then they had a very brief but profound connection based on admiration, respect, and their music.
He did not know her during her early and mid teens and he did not have inappropriate feelings for her at 18
They met again as adults and that connection now has an even deeper meaning that also may include very natural and appropriate adult feelings for each other.

Queen for Seven Days
Second Lead - King Lee Yoong (Lee Dong Gun)-Murderous King who fights to keep the throne at any cost
Male Lead - Lee Yeuk (Yeon Woo Jin) - King's younger brother who wants what is best for the people.
Both Great characters and great chemistry with the female lead character. Strong SLS throughout despite Lee Yoong's horrific behavior.