A good and recent suggestion would be Strangers from Hell. Amazing from start to end. Shows declining mental health caused by the environment in an interesting manner. The only bad aspect is that it's too violent sometimes.
To those who are watching, what do you think? Is Room 302 really dead? Such a pity, I have never seen the actor before but the character was incredibly well played.
Brilliant writing. Great article! *clapping hands emoji*
"And then there was one, the boy who fades into the background. He is mentioned last, not because he’s the worst, but because he’s the best." – Loved this! Chi Hoon is my favorite, but there's no doubt that Jae Kyu's character progression is one of the most interesting aspects of the drama.
Really interesting article. I simply love this drama and wish there were more like it. It's not perfect, but some things are so well made that it makes the drama incredibly unique and special.
I think this show is the reason why I barely watched dramas since it finished. Perfection. Showing reality without being boring. A masterpiece! Wish there were more shows like this.
The premise is amazing. I've heard only positive comments about Jung So Min's acting, but I don't know if Seo In Guk fits this role. Although I haven't watched the original, the character he plays seems to be really intense, and SIG, who I liked a lot in Reply 1997 and The Master's Sun, is too cute, haha! tvN never seems to go wrong with crime thrillers (Gap Dong, Signal and why not say Secret Forest too) so I hope it will be sucessful.
well tbh I agree, those scene were too steamy for mi taste but you can alway skip them or don't watch (like I…
I'm not watching this, but I'm seeing that people are talking a lot about the mature aspect of this show. It's that heavy? The story seems interesting, but the mature aspect is definitely a no to me.
It would be incredibly nice if this show doesn't have any kind of romance. I would love to see a short drama about friendship and family, since usually shows with these themes tend to be long.
I can't be the only person who saw that the couple who is held in hostage on episode 1 are the parents of the guy who will meet Jin Myung soon (I think his name is Heimdal, right?). There's a family portrait on the house, and I firmly believe he is their son.
Ok, I'm having a really hard time to stay focus watching this drama. I had problem on ep.1 and ep.2. And…
I don't think your English (or your comprehension) is the problem. It might be the drama. This drama's plot is hard to understand because everything happens too fast, from the actions to the dialogues. I also watch in English, which isn't my first language, but I have contact with the language for quite awhile and I also have a hard time trying to undertand everything. I take one hour and a half (or more) to finish each episode, because I feel the need to understand everything. In my opinion, to be able to fully appreciate this you need to look at the picture from afar and try to understand the concept instead of all the subplots. Regarding the recaps on Dramabeans, I'm not reading them, so I don't have an opinion on it.
Don't think I will enjoy another show for a while after this one. Nothing will compare.
For me it's a triple draw between this, Misaeng and Age Of Youth. You should check out the other two, they aren't investigation dramas, but they are simply great!
"And then there was one, the boy who fades into the background. He is mentioned last, not because he’s the worst, but because he’s the best." – Loved this! Chi Hoon is my favorite, but there's no doubt that Jae Kyu's character progression is one of the most interesting aspects of the drama.