Light Shop

This series is an emotional ride. It is dark, creepy, melancholic but also very beautiful. It is basically a love story told in a very unique way. It is a great blend of genres. When finishing the first four episodes, I was counting down days until the next two were released. Despite being a slow-burn at times, it is still very gripping. The acting from the entire cast is top notch, as well as direction, writing and overall visuals. It is one of those series that lingers on and is a food for thought. All of you who like to watch someething a bit more dark and emotional with supernatural elements will be definitely pleased with this one. Sometimes various series can drag a bit towards the end but I wish this one would have been even longer.

At first, I was scared. Then I was intrigued. By the end, I was bawling my eyes out.

This show masterfully weaves a complex concept into multiple interconnected stories without ever losing its sense of mystery or momentum. It's truly a miracle that such an ambitious project didn't collapse under its own weight, and it's even more incredible that it turned out this good.

What really sets this show apart is how much it respects its audience. Instead of spoon-feeding you, it strikes a perfect balance of depth and subtlety to keep you engaged. It demands your full attention, rewarding you with secrets revealed at just the right moments.

The acting is phenomenal, as expected from the Koreans. Even minor characters with limited screen time deliver performances more convincing than many leads from other productions. Korean actors continue to set the gold standard for acting.

The only thing I find a little lacking is the world-building. Too little is told about the realm and the role of the "guardian", making him seem more like an accessory rather than someone important. Here's hoping season 2 dives deeper into these aspects.

Overall, this is a standout series that takes risks and lands every emotional and narrative punch. I can't wait for the next season.

The story based on a Manga begins by showing various characters in a strange neighbourhood with no knowledge of who or why they are there. In this mysterious drama we are nearly half way through the eight episodes before we become privy to their predicament and why they are this situation. In the back streets of this place there is a strange light shop which has all the answers but they have to request them. A very clever plot with great acting that draws you in as you try to figure out just where they are and although it does move a little slow in the second half it has many poignant moments which hopefully make you grasp the fragility of your life.

I just finished watching "Light Shop" and I'm still reeling from the experience! The beginning was super scary - I was literally on the edge of my seat. But as the story went on, I realized it was so much more than just a horror series.

The characters were amazing - so real and relatable. I found myself rooting for them and feeling all the emotions they were going through. The way the show balanced horror, drama, and emotional moments was seriously impressive.

The last episode had me crying like a baby! The ending was perfect - it wrapped everything up nicely and gave me closure. I'm still thinking about the story and the characters, and I know this is a series that'll stay with me for a long time.

If you haven't watched "Light Shop" yet, you need to get on that! It's a wild ride, but it's so worth it.

This genre bending show is surely gonna blow your wig away!

The starting can be a little misleading, mysterious and confusing but it all makes sense as you continue watching. And the patience is absolutely worth it! Never once did I zone of the show or felt bored. It's the kind that captives you so well and that's what I love the most about any show! It's got a little bit of everything- horror, drama, mystery, suspense, melo. And everything blends in just perfectly. Also the performances by all actors and the cinematography is truly remarkable.

Very unique, very well written. Surely needs a sequel. Looking forward to it!