Atsushi

Ok, second episode was pretty funny, protip: watch first 15min of the 1 episode and skip through it and watch the last 15min of the episode 1 and then go to episode 2

It feels like they are attempting absurdist humor like Pegasus Market, perhaps I should complete that one instead *sigh*

then again it was hard to keep my attention on this drama even when I was skipping through scenes (how come 30 minutes were only filler that could've established same things in less than 15min?)
I like Kim Jae Wook, but I guess it's one of those dramas that I won't watch once again...
I think this script would work better in j-drama, than in k-drama, because k-dramas adore filler scenes and wasting viewers time

6.7 rating? come on, even for generic non-creative trash k-drama fans give at least 7.5! what's up with 6.7?

which mangaka provided drawings for the movie? The style looked familiar

one of the better suspense movies from 2021!

I got shivers when it ended! such a great show! I bet they left it open ended so there would potential for continuation either in manga format or as tv series

One of my favourite shows, the friendships, the training montages, the stories, it felt inspirational to see comedians working alongside idols for the same goal

Pretty good commentary on how media and internet falsely accuse innocent people and create narrative that benefit themselves, must watch for anyone that enjoy true crime or is a communications major

I think people are complaining more about... well lack of interesting descisions... This series is pretty standard for horror flick (when one is in the mood to see people die), but after Sweet Home and Train to Busan this script feels lukewarm.

They reference Train to Busan, but somehow that movie managed to develop characters far quicker than this.

Also, it's lowkey dark comedy, right? It feels over the top quite a few times (we began with a parent killing his zombie son w/ the bible, how edgier can you get?)

I enjoy zombie movies and this has quite a few troupes from survival flicks, but like... It feels like I know every step they will take? I don't even need to think that hard to know where this is going. At least subvert some troupes! sheesh

I'm in episode 3 and so far it feels like scriptwriters want viewers to cry and care for characters but... It's hard to connect with them, thus their deaths end up meaningless.

why I'm such a softie! I cried every time the cute fox was on screen! so wholesome aaargh

It's pretty positive series and I like Morning Musume songs, so it was a treat ♥

that's correct ones! sorry my brain wasn't working, I meant to write "last 3 episodes", they start island challenge at 6th and they also recap on what they learned

dramanice

I suppose when one has experienced the similar relationship of that was shown on the screen, subtext is easier to read. Regarding on different readings.... Wait how can one interpret Hira's scene differently? How can one not see he is obssesed? What else is he feeling other than obessesion?

Finished the drama and I really liked it! I enjoy unhealthy relationship dynamics. It would be interesting to see the second season where they struggle with it;