Bulgasal: Immortal Souls

This is possibly one of the best photographed series I've ever seen. All sixteen episodes are gorgeous. However the number of episodes is probably the biggest problem with the series. The show establishes a specific pace by the second episode and never wavers from it. That's fine but by episode 12 it gets obvious that the show makers are starting to stretch it out to fill a 75 minute 16 episode commitment. It gets soapy at times.

The actors are all great and the story, while intentionally confusing at times, is compelling enough to have kept me watching to the end. The show has action but it's not a fast paced show overall so not good for binge watching. If you pace it out, one episode every week, it'll be much more enjoyable.

Watched 1st episode and we love it already! Great storyline and cinematography. Koreans do such a good job at depicting love and sadness in their movies and dramas. This is a very promising show and I know it'll only get better.

Cinematography , vfx , acting, love story , revenge everything is just too perfect. Jin wook urf hwal did an amazing job in his acting. The villain and heroine are equllay good. Highly recomended....

In my opinion, it's not as "slow" as others are saying. I enjoyed most everything about this, so I never felt this slow pacing. If you're bored, yes, it'll be slow. But, it's more about the story than it is about the action. It's not "dances with wolves" slow, it's just not action packed. But a very cool watch either way! Easy enough to sit through again.

Hundreds of years ago monsters roamed Korea and at the top of the tree was Bulgasal an immortal monster that feasted on human blood. The story is about a Bulgasal that has lived for centuries searching for a woman he believes betrayed him and to take vengeance against her. But as they meet and the story unfolds it appears the way he remembers it may not be true and the lives of his reincarnated family once again become entwined. A well acted drama with an interesting storyline and my only criticism would be on occasions the story plods a little.