Vince

Oh, yeah, they have their share of psychological horror, no doubt about it, but I think it was way more accentuated in Strangers from Hell.
It's just a personal opinion, but I think that's because in Strangers from Hell there's no supernatural event, like no virus or curse that turns you out in a zombie or a monster, just humans.
Don't get me wrong, I even enjoyed more watching Kingdom than Strangers from Hell, but in terms of psychological horror, the latter had a much stronger impact on me (and maybe that's because I always found scarier stories about the evil things that humans are actually capable of doing).
Also I probably didn't found Sweet Home that scary because, when I watched it, I had already read the webtoon and that one was much scarier than the drama.
But tbh they're all good! I think that all of them are worth watching, they just have different strengths!

I haven't see all of these, but if Kingdom and Sweet Home are more the gore and jumpscare kind of horror, Strangers from Hell it's more psychological.
While I binge-watched Kingdom and Sweet Home, with Stranger from Hell I couldn't handle more than two episode at a time and not because it was scary, but because it makes you feel uneasy and anxious (you share the emotional distress of the protagonist and literally watch him losing himself due manipolation and extreme stress). Its more a "am I losing my mind" kind of horror.
So based on your preference, choose whisely what to watch! My personal favorite on this list are Kingdom and Stranger from Hell (even if I will be damned before re-watching Stranger from Hell, that drama is good as heck but I don't have the psycologichal strength to watch it all over again).

I have to say that the character I liked the most was Moo Jin. I know that I should hate him to death, but man his actor was /so/ good I couldn't help being drawn to him.
Also the two leads did well too, especially in the action scenes, those were top notch.
The plot could have been better, some parts were kinda messy or left to much unexplained for my liking (idk in some ways the story lacked "depths").
And I was a little disappointed with the ending, I was honestly expecting Ji Woo to die after everything that happened and I think it would have been better that way. I don't know what they could possibly add to the story at this point.
Overall, it was a good watch tho, I recommend it if you like action and thriller!

Also, as they made some of dramas I appreciated the most, I have faith that the writer and the director won't make our female lead get revenge on this man through a KID, because that's some level of messed up.

I swear this man is everywhere, how many projects did he pick for this and the next year?? Well, I'm not complaining 'cause I really like his acting, but I hope he won't overwork himself.

Honestly this drama is pretty good, the only weird thing is the music's choice and its placement. I mean, I get it, warrior by the imagine dragons it's a beautiful song, but it just doesn't fit well with most of the fight scenes.

Episode 12 was the most beautiful one until now, we finally saw our leads smiling a lot and be happy for a while. It was the epitome of comfort, really.

Why? I'm honestly asking I'm not trying to start drama shsh

Well, it's up to you how interpret it, I guess. That's the whole point, I suppose, to make you reflect.
There are many theories about the ending, but nobody knows 'the truth' for sure (if not the director and the scriptwriters). So you're free to choose the end that make more sense to you!

I mean the very last scene before the end credits.

How do they expect me to wait until Saturday after how episode 10 ended? Just watched the preview of episode 11 and I'm dying to know what's gonna happen...

There's something about the way Cha Young Jin talks that I find very attractive, I could pass hours just listening to him.

Lay slayed this episode woah that man really know how to take advantage of being the only krump dancer in the show

There's some kind of beauty that I can't explain in Lee Boo Jung's actress. Something in her expressions, her eyes, drew me in her and I only want to watch her more.

I think the child died, because when Jang Kae is searching his friend's room, if I remember correctly, he found a death certificate that belongs to the child (his name was Min Ha, I think).
Also, I don't know if Jeong Woo was the biological father of the child, but I believe that he and the woman who he committed suicide with were indeed in a relationship, because he acted as a father for that child (like we can see with the photo) and I also believe that the money Jeong Woo borrowed from Jang Kae were for paying the child's treatment.
So maybe, the child's death was really the last straw for Jeong Woo and the woman that pushed them to committing suicide.
And yes, I think our FL met Jeong Woo online (because he was "shadowing" her for the job), but then something changed in their relationship (maybe because of writer, as we see Jeong Woo mentioned something about an "abandoned child" in his twitter), because they were actually planning to die together.
But all of this is only my theory, so it may be wrong!

Today's episode was outstanding as well. I really don't know how this drama manage to scatter my heart in pieces in the most soft, gentle way every episode I watch.

Can't wait for the next episode, it seems it will be a lot of fun!

I don't get why this drama has such a low rating... I wish it could get more visibility, it deserves to be know by more people.

Thank u!!

The more I watch this drama the more I fall in love with it.