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Yes, December

January 2022, they confirmed

No... it's prob just going to be coming out next year.

Yes, SK dramaland is increasingly making a name for itself internationally especially within the horror and thriller genres. Which is good, because those are my fav!! I hope we see a lot more thriller and horror to come!

It's not a remake. But yes, there are a few series/movies out there with a similar premise. Some people refer to it as "death game" and almost consider it a sub genre.

Sure! Love Tractor, Someone else's BL comic, Unripe expression, Black mirror (explicit tho), Playtime with Hakdo (explicit), Cherry Blossoms after Winter

Yes, manhwa or webtoon is fine.

Idk man, is Sweet Home not different enough for you??? He doesn't do the same role every time. And lmao he literally just did a historical/period drama bro - Youth of May. And that one was NOT a noona romance. And he is slated to do a action thriller, Bloodhound. SO you can kindly retract your incorrect statement that LDH doesn't try new things, thank you.

Melancholia is the one for me! Get it LDH.

Cunning Single Lady does hold a special place in my heart since it was the first kdrama I completed. I think it is legit funny too!!! If you need a good laugh, watch it!

There’s something very sexy about him idk

Ugh idol Romance pump the ep numbers and/or run time for these!!! You need to catch up with your competition cause they are starting to put out full length BL series now 😫

Cloy impact... we'll see how it goes

Oh sounds good, can't wait to see the cast!

I figured they would start pumping out a bit of natalist propaganda since the birth rate is worryingly low... here it comes!

Well, he's doing good. Two of his works being made into dramas, nice... Wonder who will pick this up?

Writing too! The old kdramas came in two varieties: modern makjang or historical makjang. There is a wider diversity of stories and plotlines now. Maybe you liked that stuff, but some of us sure as heck don't. A bit of makjang is ok but not when it's the only option and also when they use the same old over the top storylines, themes, and cliches over and over again.

Acting has also gotten better too, more natural instead of the over the top stuff they use to do before. Once again, that is not "more western" though lol it's just more natural.

Yeah no, I def wouldn't say more "westernized" I would say "bigger budget". Kdrama industry has def changed but it still doesn't feel like I'm watching an American series. The Korean entertainment industry just has more $ now so they can invest in bigger and better productions instead of the amateur looking dramas that use to come out 10+ years ago.

I know, doesn't seem to bothering people very much which is odd...