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Good Boy is a South Korean police procedural action comedy-drama series written by Lee Dae-il. The Jtbc series revolves around four former elite athletes who form a special police team to fight against violent crimes by using their mastered skills. Good Boy stars Park Bo-gum, Kim So-hyun, Oh Jung-se, Lee Sang-yi, Heo Sung-tae, and Tae Won-seok. So, if you loved the brutal action, thrilling mysteries, and compelling characters in Good Boy, here are some similar KDramas you should check out next.

Bloodhounds (Netflix) Credit – Netflix

Bloodhounds is a South Korean action drama series written by Jack Park Sayean. Based on the Naver webtoon of the same name by Jeong Chan, the Netflix series revolves around two young boxers who work with a wealthy man to fight against ruthless loan sharks who are exploiting the financially struggling people. Bloodhounds stars Woo Do-hwan,...

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This May, Hulu is bringing you a lot of entertainment, from the highly anticipated return of Nine Perfect Strangers to the much-anticipated streaming release of Pamela Anderson‘s The Last Showgirl. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to Hulu this month and have a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the seven best films that are coming to Hulu in May 2025 with a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

Attack the Block (May 1) Rotten Tomatoes Score: 91% Credit – Optimum Releasing

Attack the Block is a British sci-fi comedy horror film written and directed by Joe Cornish. The 2011 film is set on a council estate in South London, and it follows a group of teenagers as they fight against alien invaders to save themselves. Attack the Block stars John Boyega,...

Yook Sung-Jae’s Best K-Dramas(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Yook Sung-Jae is one of the popular South Korean actors who is currently gearing up for his recent K-drama, The Haunted Palace, that premiered on April 18, 2025, on Rakuten Viki. As a lot of anticipation has been rising around the drama, the actor has come up in the searches more than usual. Now, if you are eager to experience the versatility of the actor, then before you stream The Haunted Palace, watch his other performances on various Ott platforms.

Goblin

Yook Sung-Jae’s one of the most loved characters in his entire career is from 2016’s Goblin. In the K-drama, he plays Yoo Deok-Hwa, a kind-hearted but cheeky chaebol heir and the grandson of the Yoo family, who is asked to look after Kim Shin, the Goblin (portrayed by Gong Yoo). Initially, he was seen as a spoiled brat who was just interested...

The South Korean historical romance drama The Scandal of Chunhwa has become the talk of K-town lovers ever since its premiere. Starring Go Ara, Chang Ryul, and Kang Chan-hee, the series delves into the life of Princess Hwa-ri as she navigates love and societal expectations. With its rich storytelling and compelling characters, The Scandal of Chunhwa is a must-watch for fans of historical dramas.

Release Date & Schedule of The Scandal of Chunhwa Episodes:

The series premiered on February 6, 2025, on Tving and follows a weekly release pattern, with new episodes airing every Thursday. The drama comprises a total of 10 episodes, concluding on March 27, 2025.

Full Release Timeline: Episode 1 – Thursday, February 6, 2025 Episode 2 – Thursday, February 6, 2025 Episode 3 – Thursday, February 13, 2025 Episode 4 – Thursday, February 13, 2025 Episode 5 – Thursday, February 20, 2025 Episode 6 – Thursday, February 20, 2025 Episode 7 – Thursday, February 27, 2025 Episode 8 – Thursday, February 27, 2025 Episode 9 – Thursday, March 6, 2025 Episode 10 (Finale) – Thursday, March 6, 2025 Plot Overview:

Set in the fictional country of Dongbangguk, The Scandal of Chunhwa follows Grand Princess Hwa-ri,...

Romantic K-Drama Watchlist ( Photo Credit – Instagram; Twitter )

Valentine’s Week is about to begin, and it’s the perfect time to binge-watch romantic K-dramas with your loved one. So, here are 6 upcoming Korean series recommended for you to stream this love-filled week.

K-drama fans assemble! It’s a great week for you all. Not only because it is Valentine’s Week but also because an exciting lineup of K-dramas is about to hit the small screens. Although a diverse genre of K-dramas has been set for the month’s release, this article will focus on the love-filled romantic comedies that can be enjoyed with your loved one.

Well, all you have to do is grab your partner, set up the lights, bring a tub full of popcorn, put a sheet mask on your face, and you are ready for a K-drama marathon this week. We have curated 6 upcoming romantic dramas...

Park Seo-joon is a highly sought-after actor whose portrayal of romance has gained him a notable reputation within the K-drama world. Since his debut in 2012's Dream High 2, Park Seo-joon has continually proven that he is a master at portraying different facets of the best K-drama romances, often receiving praise for the excellent chemistry he shares with his various co-stars. However, this is only one side to the actor's talents, as Park Seo-joon has received over 30 awards wins and nominations for his contributions to TV and film.

From the rebellious K-pop star Si-woo in Dream High 2 to his most recent performance as the enigmatic pawn shop owner, Jang Tae-sang, in the Netflix original series, Gyeongseong Creature, Park Seo-joon's career has seen him tackle many different genres. Yet, none have been more successful than his forays into romantic comedy. Park has received acclaim for his comedic timing and multi-faceted approach to his roles,...

K-dramas are a vast universe with cameo appearances linking stories, characters, and actors across different series. Cameo appearances add depth, humor, and nostalgia to K-dramas by reuniting old characters or couples on screen. Easter eggs and cameos in K-dramas offer viewers a thrilling experience and insight into the connections within the K-drama universe.

K-dramas are often full of cameos from famous actors, but some of the best ones are direct references to other K-dramas. With so many new K-dramas being released each month, and a backlog of great content to catch up on, the K-drama universe is vast and ever-expanding. However, by watching more K-dramas, easter eggs and cameo appearances make more sense, especially when they revive old characters or see couples reunite on screen once again.

From relationships with the writers or directors, or friendships between actors, there are many reasons why cameo appearances happen. Some link together K-dramas...

Stars: Kang Tae-Ju, Kim Seon-Ho, Justin John Harvey, Go Ara, Kang-woo Kim | Written and Directed by Park Hoon-jung

The Childe is the latest film from Korean writer/director Park Hoon-jung which means it comes with some pretty big expectations. Hoon-jung started his career as the writer of I Saw the Devil before going on to write and direct an impressive list of films including The New World, The Witch: Part 1 – The Subversion, and The Witch: Part 2 – The Other One.

The Childe sees him stepping away from the telekinetic madness of The Witch and its sequel and returning to somewhat more realistic subject matter involving Marco (Kang Tae-Ju). Marco is a boxer, fighting in various illegal matches in Manilla and using the money to care for his seriously ill mother. His situation is complicated by the fact he’s what is disparagingly referred to as a Kopino, half Korean, half Filipino,...

Park Hoon-jung is a name best known for strong, stylised fast-paced thrillers. Starting from his writing credits, which include such greats as “I Saw the Devil” and “The Unjust”, to his directorial debut “The Showdown” and his last work “The Witch Part 2: The Other One”, he is known for his tense writing and direction on thrillers. Over time, these thrillers have also been known to evolve into including fabulously crafted action sequences. His latest work “The Childe” is another such work in a similar vein.

The Childe is available from Wellgo USA

Marco Han is a half-Korean half-Filipino kid, or a Kopino as such individuals are derogatorily called, who lives somewhere in Philippines with his very sick mother, trying to earn money for her medicines and operations by boxing and gambling. In a bid to see if he can get help for her operation, he tries to find his long-absent father,...

Park Hoon-jung is about to play a big role in Kim Seon-ho's comeback. The actor, who was embroiled in controversy following public allegations from an ex-girlfriend, will be seen in not one but two features by the prolific genre writer/director, the first of which is called “The Childe” and is gearing up for release next month.

Synopsis

“The Childe” will focus on a man born to a Korean father and a Filipino mother who aspires to be a boxer. He travels to the Philippines in the hopes of tracking down his father, and in the process, he gets mixed up with some bad people.

Co-starring with Kim Seon-ho, who looks to be playing the feature's antagonist, are Kang Tae-ju, Kim Kang-woo and Go Ara. The confirmed Korean release date for “The Childe” (previously titled “Sad Tropics”) stands at June 21st, with a wider international release likely to follow.

“Pacemaker” is a Korean underdog sports story, this time revolving around the titular runner, a support athlete who helps to set the pace in long distance events during the first section of the race. The lead role is played by popular and award winning actor Kim Myung Min (“Detective K”), as a down trodden, aging sportsman whose own career was blighted by injury, who is given a second chance at fulfilling his dreams. With support from acclaimed top talent Ahn Sung Ki, the film also features a few younger faces in actress Go Ara (“Dance Subaru”) and television actor Choi Tae Joon. Kim Myung Min stars as Man Ho, a former marathon runner whose life is going nowhere, struggling with debt and working as a delivery driver for a friend’s restaurant. Man Ho is offered a return to running by national coach and his former mentor (Ahn Sung Ki...