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After the success of South Korean shows like Squid Game and Sweet Home, there is no denying that the whole world has somewhat fallen in love with K-dramas. Maybe that’s why the streamers are racing to get as many South Korean titles in their content library as possible, and Prime Video is definitely not behind in that race. This upcoming June, the Amazon-owned streaming service is adding these 8 hit K-dramas to its content library.

Another Miss Oh (June 29) Credit – Tvn

Another Miss Oh is a South Korean romantic comedy-drama series co-written by Park Hae-young and Wi So-young. The Tvn series revolves around two women with the same name and how that creates various misunderstandings and chaos in their lives. Another Miss Oh stars Eric Mun, Seo Hyun-jin, Jeon Hye-bin, Ye Ji-won, Kim Ji-seok, and Heo Jung-min.

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When we say that Netflix has something for everyone, we do mean that because the horror sub-genre of serial killers has always been popular among audiences, making a good show on this topic is pretty hard. That’s why we had to scour through Netflix’s huge library of content to find the best of the best. So, here are the 10 best serial killer shows on Netflix you should watch right now.

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Marcella is a British Nordic noir crime thriller drama series created by Hans Rosenfeldt and Nicola Larder. The Netflix series follows Marcella Backland, a former police detective, as she returns to work to investigate a series of connected murders to find the killer. Marcella stars Anna Friel, Nicholas Pinnock, Ray Panthaki, Jack Doolan, Jamie Bamber, Nina Sosanya, Charlie Covell, Sophia Brown, Amanda Burton,...

Netflix’s latest South Korean crime thriller, “Karma” (originally titled “Akyeon”), delves into the intricate web of fate and consequence. Released on April 4, 2025, the series portrays six individuals whose lives become entangled through a series of irreversible decisions and unforeseen events. Directed by Lee Il-hyung and based on Choi Hee-seon’s webtoon, “Karma” offers a gripping narrative that explores themes of destiny, revenge, and redemption. This article is a comprehensive guide to Karma cast & characters.

Series Overview

“Karma” unfolds as a dark and gripping crime thriller that delves into the lives of six individuals whose fates become dangerously intertwined. At its core is Kim Beom-jun (Park Hae-soo), an ordinary man who witnesses a mysterious accident and finds himself drawn into a shadowy underworld through an irreversible deal. His choices set off a domino effect that touches everyone around him.

Lee Ju-yeon (Shin Min-a), a talented doctor, struggles to maintain her...

A new trailer has been released for the upcoming South Korean crime thriller Karma (Korean: 악연). The series is written and directed by Lee Il-hyung and stars Park Hae-soo, Shin Min-a, Lee Hee-joon, Kim Sung-kyun, Lee Kwang-soo, and Gong Seung-yeon. It is based on the popular Kakao Webtoon Ill-fated Relationship by Choi Hee-seon. The series will premiere on Netflix on April 4, 2025.

Karma follows the lives of people trapped in a dangerous web of fate. A man makes an irreversible deal after witnessing a mysterious accident. A doctor struggles with a lifelong trauma after meeting someone from her past.

Another man, drowning in debt from cryptocurrency investments, finds himself in a desperate situation. Meanwhile, a man who loses his job unfairly is drawn into a risky deal. Their lives become deeply connected through bad luck and fate.

The series features a strong cast, including: Park Hae-soo, Shin Min-a, Lee Hee-joon, Kim Sung-kyun,...

“Karma” is a new live-action, South Korean-produced, crime thriller TV series, written and directed by Lee Il-hyung, starring Park Hae-soo, Shin Min-a, Lee Hee-joon, Kim Sung-kyun, Lee Kwang-soo and Gong Seung-yeon, based on the webtoon by Choi Hee-seon, streaming April 4, 2025 on Netflix:

“…the series is about people who are entangled in an unexpected ill-fated relationship and destroy each other while pursuing their own desires…

“…including a man who makes an irreversible deal after witnessing a mysterious accident, a doctor who has a lifelong trauma from the incident she experienced as a child and meets someone she didn't want to see again…

“…a debt-ridden man who invested in cryptocurrency by borrowing money from private lenders in hopes of striking gold but ended up in debt with negative returns, and a man who loses his job unfairly and falls into the trap of bad luck when he receives a request for a large sum of money.

“Karma” is a new live-action, South Korean-produced, crime thriller TV series, written and directed by Lee Il-hyung, starring Park Hae-soo, Shin Min-a, Lee Hee-joon, Kim Sung-kyun, Lee Kwang-soo and Gong Seung-yeon, based on the webtoon by Choi Hee-seon, streaming April 4, 2025 on Netflix:

“…the series is about people who are entangled in an unexpected ill-fated relationship and destroy each other while pursuing their own desires…

“…including a man who makes an irreversible deal after witnessing a mysterious accident, a doctor who has a lifelong trauma from the incident she experienced as a child and meets someone she didn't want to see again…

“…a debt-ridden man who invested in cryptocurrency by borrowing money from private lenders in hopes of striking gold but ended up in debt with negative returns, and a man who loses his job unfairly and falls into the trap of bad luck when he receives a request for a large sum of money.

It has already been reported that Netflix is working on an adaptation of the Karma webtoon. The live-action series had a scheduled release for this year, and Netflix has now finally confirmed that the series will premiere on April 4, 2025, which is less than a month away.

The Karma webtoon enjoyed a moderate following and fans of the series will definitely be happy to see the new Korean live-action adaptation. With Netflix’s solid track record with such adaptations and an intriguing plot, Karma could be another hit for the streamer, especially when you consider the popularity of Korean cinema.

Related: K-Drama ‘Boyfriend on Demand’ Moves to Netflix, Starring Blackpink’s Jisoo & Seo In Guk!

Karma is, as you probably know, a crime thriller that follows six people who end up being trapped in a web of fate they cannot escape, but desperately want to. As for the cast, the series will see Hae-soo Park,...

Song Joong Ki's latest crime thriller, Bogotá: City of the Lost, may not have fared well in South Korean theaters when it was released on Dec. 31, but it soared into Netflix's top ten charts and gained streaming success following its debut on Feb. 3. The film was a box office disaster, earning only $2.7 million on an $8.6 million budget, making it one of Song Joong Ki's lowest-grossing films.

Directed by Kim Seong Je, who previously worked on Blood Rain and No Blood, No Tears, Bogotá: City of the Lost takes place in the 1990s Colombia and follows Ji-hoon, a Korean immigrant who moves there in the hopes of starting a new life with his family. However, after a tragic incident, Ji-hoon is forced to partner with Jeon Su Yeong, played by Lee Hee Joon, to climb the ladder of the criminal empire and rule Bogotá's black market.

The setting of...

Bogota: City of the Lost begins with the impact of the 1997 Asian financial collapse. For Kook-hee and his family, this economic turmoil drives their escape from a disintegrating South Korea to Bogotá’s chaotic streets. The film establishes a cultural conflict that shapes the narrative. What emerges is an immigrant story intertwined with a tense, crime-driven drama where survival tests physical and moral limits.

The story explores ambition, betrayal, and global economic pressures. Kook-hee transforms from a timid newcomer to a significant figure in a Korean-run smuggling operation in Colombia. The narrative reveals power dynamics between characters and within Kook-hee’s internal struggles.

Loyalty becomes fragile as ethical boundaries blur, leading toward an inevitable confrontation. While the central plot follows a familiar trajectory of an underdog becoming a leader, the tension between Korean immigrant experiences and Colombian surroundings creates compelling dramatic depth.

The film explores an emotional journey where Kook-hee...

I think it is safe to say that Netflix’s Bogota: City of the Lost didn’t live up to its potential, given how generic and risk-free the narrative is presented. South Korean crime dramas tend to be much more engaging, raw, and political in their portrayal of follies and vices, and Kim Seong-je’s latest venture wasn’t any of those things. As a result, despite having a good cast and premise and hence, the potential to make a better movie, the weak script renders the end product pretty forgettable.

Kook-hee Played By Song Joong-ki

Korean actor Song Joong-ki is a popular face in the small screen scene, and in his acting career spanning one and a half decades, he has starred in many diverse, acclaimed roles. Some of his notable works include playing the role of Sejong in the historical drama series Deep Rooted Tree, playing the lead...

Period action feature Harbin held its lead at the South Korea box office on the first weekend of 2025, claiming 42% of ticket sales from January 3-5, while Sonic The Hedgehog 3 landed in fourth position.

Harbin added $3.2m from 483,917 admissions for a cume of $23.9m and 3.67 million admissions since its release on December 24, according to Kobis, the Korean Film Council’s box office tracking service. Directed by Woo Min-ho, the film stars Hyun Bin as an activist who plots to assassinate Ito Hirobumi, the first prime minister of Japan, in 1909.

Following the plane crash at Muan Airport on December 29, the film...

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Netflix is home to millions of hours of content, and something new is added to Netflix’s content library every day. 2024 has been a great year for Netflix as many of the great original movies and TV shows, including shows like Baby Reindeer and Hit Man, came out this year. So, we compiled a list of the best Netflix original movies in 2024.

Society of the Snow Credit – Netflix

Society of the Snow is a Spanish survival drama film directed by J.A. Bayona, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Bernat Vilaplana, Jaime Marques, and Nicolás Casariego. Based on the 2009 non-fiction book of the same name by Pablo Vierci, the 2024 film is set in 1972, and it follows a Uruguayan rugby team after their flight crashes in the Andes Mountains. Society of the Snow stars Enzo Vogrincic, Matías Recalt, Agustín Pardella,...

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Dexter: Original Sin is a mystery crime drama series created by Clyde Phillips. Based on the Showtime series Dexter by James Manos Jr. and the Dexter novels by Jeff Lindsay, the prequel series follows the origins of Dexter Morgan as he learns his code of only killing criminals and how not to get caught by the authorities. Dexter: Original Sin stars Patrick Gibson, Christian Slater, Molly Brown, Christina Milian, James Martinez, Alex Shimizu, Reno Wilson, Patrick Dempsey, and Michael C. Hall. So, if you loved the nail-biting, thrilling, hilarious dark comedy and compelling characters in Dexter: Original Sin, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Dexter Credit – Showtime

Dexter is a psychological crime thriller dark comedy-drama series created by James Manos Jr. Based on the 2004 novel Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay, the Showtime series follows Dexter Morgan,...

K-dramas are known for their romantic, historical, and revenge-based storylines, but hidden in between the most popular genres are detective stories. The best detective K-dramas contain a well-written mystery that even its most attentive viewers won't be able to solve right away. Many detective series follow a similar formula in which its protagonists are compelled to return to crime-solving after leaving their jobs due to traumatic events. Such is the case in K-dramas like Hello Monster and Tell Me What You Saw.

Others in the genre, including He Is Psychometric and Inspector Koo, shake things up and include greater hints of comedy and romance than what is typically expected of a detective series. Regardless of how firmly a series adheres to the expectations of the genre, one thing is for sure: the best detective K-dramas keep audiences second-guessing their instincts until the last episode.

Mouse (2021) A detective attempts to catch a dangerous serial killer.

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Doubt is a South Korean psychological crime thriller drama series directed by Song Yeon-hwa from a screenplay by Han Ah-young. The Mbc TV series follows Korea’s best criminal profiler who faces a dilemma after he discovers that his daughter might be connected to a murder case. Doubt stars Han Suk-kyu and Chae Won-bin in the lead roles with Han Ye-ri, Oh Yeon-soo, Noh Jae-won, Yoon Kyung-ho, Kim Jeong-jin, Yoo Eui-tae, Lee Shin-ki, and Han Su-a starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the intensely thrilling story, complex arcs, and compelling characters in Doubt here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Defending Jacob (Apple TV+) Credit – Apple TV+

Defending Jacob is a crime thriller drama miniseries created by Mark Bomback. Based on the 2012 novel of the same name by author William Landay, the Apple...

The Frog is a South Korean psychological mystery crime thriller series written by Son Ho-young. The Netflix series tells its story in two different periods of time, the first one is of Gu Sang-jun, a middle-aged man running a motel in the countryside in the year 2000, and the second one is of Jeon Young-ha, the owner of a pension house in the forest in 2021 as both of them face unexpected incidents after a mysterious guest arrives. The Frog stars Kim Yoon-seok, Yoon Kye-sang, Go Min-si, Lee Jung-eun, and Ha Yoon-Kyung in the main roles. So, if you loved the thrilling story, complex and dark characters, and surprising twists in The Frog here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Hell Is Other People (Pluto TV)

Hell Is Other People is a psychological thriller series written by Jung Yi-do. Based on the Naver webtoon series of the same name by Kim Yong-ki,...

Quality K-Dramas are abundant, but those with 100% Rotten Tomatoes scores are worth the watch. From alien parasites to heartwarming legal dramas, K-Dramas like Parasyte: The Grey and Extraordinary Attorney Woo offer diverse and engaging storytelling. Series like Chicken Nugget bring unique and hilarious premises to K-Dramas, providing a fresh and entertaining viewing experience.

Whether one is new to K-Dramas or a long-time binge-watcher, there are a Lot of shows available to watch across multiple streaming services, so it can be hard to know what to watch next. One reliable indicator of quality is Rotten Tomatoes scores, where a perfect 100% rating signals a reasonable consensus that the TV show or film is worth watching. With so many options now available, knowing which series has achieved this rare distinction can save you time and ensure a satisfying experience without fear of a shock mid-season cancelation or frustrating cliffhanger series ending.

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Blood Free on Disney+ and Hulu, starring Han Hyo-joo and Ju Ji-hoon, is a thrilling drama about a biotech company and political intrigue. The chemistry between Han and Ju's characters evolved organically throughout the series, leading to unexpected romantic undertones. Han Hyo-joo found portraying Yun Ja-yu to be physically and mentally draining, staying loyal to the script to fully embody her complex character.

Disney+ and Hulu recently concluded another ambitious Korean drama, Blood Free, which ended its 10-episode run on May 8. Starring Han Hyo-joo and Ju Ji-hoon (who has been a staple in the industry and stars in Netflix's Kingdom), Blood Free is a thriller centered on a biotechnology company that has perfected the science of artificially cultured meat. Co-founder and CEO Yoon Ja-yu's (Han) genius puts her life at risk when political forces arm themselves against her, leading her to hire Woo Chae-woon (Ju) as her bodyguard.

Chae-woon,...

"Is he somebody I can trust?" Disney+ in Korea and Hulu in the US (and Star elsewhere around the world) have just premiered another sneaky sci-fi series from Korea titled Blood Free. The original Korean title is actually Dominant Species, but had to drop that for the English title. A former bodyguard is recruited to protect the CEO of a lab-grown meat company who's also a survivor of an attack that changed his own life. Humans have consumed animal meat for millions of years. Bf, a bio-technology company that started the era of artificially cultured meat, dominates the market, and people who doubt the Bf CEO's actions begin to appear one after another, both inside & outside. The series tells of a world of superior genes & viruses where all food is consumed in the form of a pill. Following those who harbor suspicions on the whereabouts of the CEO of Bf,...

A Killer Paradox is Netflix’s latest entry to its brilliant Korean drama shows. Based on a Naver webtoon of the same name by Kkomabi, the crime thriller series which turns into a superhero series is developed for television by Son Seung-ae, and it is written by Kim Da-min. The Netflix series revolves around an ordinary part-time worker and college student Lee Tang, who accidentally kills a serial killer, and then he realizes that he can recognize the evil in people and he begins to take them out, but he must be careful as a relentless is in his pursuit. So, if you loved the thrilling drama of A Killer Paradox, here are some similar shows you could watch next.

Dexter (Showtime & Prime Video Add-On) Credit – Showtime

If you loved the concept of A Killer Paradox, meaning a serial killer killing evil people then you might Dexter interesting as it has the same plot.

A Netflix Korean thriller, A Killer Paradox is an eight-part series that introduced to us a twisting and intriguing storyline with a stellar cast who play some really twisted characters. Choi Woo-shik as the show’s central protagonist, Lee Tang, and Son Suk-ku as the lead detective Nam-gam are the most stunning actors who delivered a powerful performance in this series, but we must not forget the other supporting characters, who brought multiple dimensions to the story. Let’s talk about these intriguing characters and their journey and learn how they became an integral part of the story.

Lee Tang

Portrayed by Choi Woo-shik, Lee Tang was an ordinary student with dreams of going to Australia for higher studies, but his dream ended when he found himself on a violent killing rampage. Lee Tang could have never imagined that he would kill someone, but when a passerby acted violently and...

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Netflix is doing pretty well when it comes to South Korean content, as it is dominating the market in the US. With massive hits like Squid Games, All of Us Are Dead, and Hellbound the streaming service has added another surefire hit to the list. Based on the Naver Webtoon titled SalinjaㅇNangam (A Killer Paradox) by Kkomabi, A Killer Paradox revolves around a submissive college student who accidentally kills a serial killer with a hammer. Soon, he learns that he has a superpower that senses evil in people and he starts getting rid of said people while being chased by a relentless detective.

A Killer Paradox is one of the most refreshing superhero series I’ve seen in a while, and while it starts as a crime thriller it soon turns into a superhero series within the crime thriller genre. The way A Killer Paradox pulls off...

Post-apocalyptic fiction (particularly movies) have been making headlines in fiction and pop culture alike due to their versatility in going beyond dystopian aesthetics and wild action to lay bare the naked truth of the human condition in all its glory and disgrace. Its origin goes back to Mary Shelley's The Last Man, whose 1818 classic Frankenstein was the precursor to the science fiction genre. Time and again, these post-apocalyptic stories depicted the depravity of society in the face of adversity, where survival takes precedence over basic decency when faced with harsh realities. With South Korean films making their mark on world cinema, the country's film industry has been diversifying its stories and making a foray into themes commonly deployed in Hollywood movies. These movies' success comes not from mere imitation, but in the bold directions they choose to bring these familiar ideas.

Badland Hunters stands at the intersection of a Venn Diagram where disaster movies,...

List of Movies and Korean Dramas Releasing on Netflix in 2024. ( Photo Credit – IMDb )

In recent years, Netflix has become a trustworthy source for Kdrama fans to binge on exciting shows. In 2023, the streaming giant released Kdramas from various genres: romantic comedy, romantic tragedy, horror, thriller, etc. Recently, the K-Content page revealed Korean Dramas Releasing On Netflix in 2024. The list is quite exciting and will make the Kdrama fans happy.

During the pandemic, many people discovered the world of Korean Dramas. Viewers love these shows for compelling narratives, fantastic music, the feel-good stories and the anticipation of the kiss between most Kdrama lead couples! So take a pen and paper and list the names of the confirmed Korean Dramas Releasing on Netflix in 2024. The platform has yet to reveal its release dates; they’re divided into three yearly quarters.

Korean Dramas Releasing on Netflix in 2024 – Quarter 1

My Name Is Loh Kiwan...

Badland Hunters suffers from an over-reliance on Ma Dong-seok's popularity, resulting in underdeveloped storylines and characters. The film's fight scenes and practical effects save it from being a complete disappointment. The main antagonist, played by Lee Hee-joon, brings depth and charm to his character, making his storyline the most memorable part of the movie.

Standing as South Korean director Heo Myung-Haeng’s first full-length feature film, this cinematic foray into a dystopian world has seemed to suffer the same sort of fate that the catastrophic earthquake has brought to civilization in the movie – pockets of hope in a vast field of nothing meaningful.

Released on Jan. 26, 2024, Badland Hunters encompasses a lively cast such as Ma Dong-seok (better known as Don Lee) as Nam-san and his two younger counterparts, Lee Jun-young and Ahn Ji-hye as Choi Ji-wan and Lee Eun-ho, respectively. The three uncover a harrowing conspiracy around a new...

Stars: Ma Dong-seok, Lee Hee-joon, Lee Joon-young, No Jeong-ee, Ahn Ji-hye | Written by Kim Bo-Tong, Kwak Jae-Min | Directed by Heo Myeong Haeng

Badland Hunters is the latest film starring action hero Ma Dong-seok, and that is bad news for Korea. He was in Train to Busan in which the country was overrun with zombies, and in Ashfall where a massive volcanic eruption laid waste to the entire Korean Peninsula. And the amount of property damage he wracked up in The Outlaws and its sequels The Roundup and The Roundup: No Way Out would bankrupt most insurance companies.

In the opening scenes, Seoul is levelled by a catastrophic earthquake as the military are about to arrest Yang Gi-su for the murders and human experiments he’s committed trying to bring his daughter back from the dead. The building collapses on him, but you know he’ll be back later in the film.

A mix of established and new actors create vivid characters that bring Badland Hunters' post-apocalyptic world to life. Ma Dong-seok's incredible acting as Nam-san contributes to Badland Hunters' success and makes the ending satisfying. Lee Hee-joon's portrayal of Dr. Yang Gi-su and No Jeong-ee's performance as Han Su-na drive the plot and captivate audiences.

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for Badland Hunters.

The Netflix movie Badland Hunters includes a mix of established and new actors who help create vivid characters within a post-apocalyptic world. This South Korean action film explores the post-apocalyptic world in Seoul, Korea, after an earthquake destroys the city, turning it into an anarchical wasteland. The plot follows a retired hunter named Nam-san who comes out of retirement to help find a teenager who gets kidnapped by a corrupt doctor running a cult. The Concrete Utopia sequel leaned into action and zombies, making Badland Hunters...

Badland Hunters lacks the complexity and depth of its predecessor, Concrete Utopia. The action sequences in Badland Hunters are a major highlight, visually interesting and thrilling. While not a worthy successor to Concrete Utopia, Badland Hunters is an entertaining zombie action film.

Last year, Um Tae-hwa’s Concrete Utopia became a bona fide hit in South Korea and internationally. It was critically acclaimed, a festival darling, South Korea’s entry for Best International Feature at the Academy Awards, and it was in the top five highest-grossing films in Korea in 2023. The sequel to the film, Badland Hunters, takes an unexpected turn, focusing on the survivors on the outside, on the streets, among the rubble where a wayward doctor threatens to upend what little is left of humanity.

Related Badland Hunters' Ending Explained Here's what happens at the end of Badland Hunters, Netflixs new post-apocalyptic action movie that serves as a sequel to 2023s Concrete Utopia.

Badland Hunters is Netflix’s latest entry into the world of Korean cinema, and it makes for a gritty post-apocalyptic actioner featuring one of Korea’s biggest stars, Don Lee. However, there’s some confusion about whether it’s a sequel or not. Last year, one of Korea’s biggest blockbusters was Concrete Utopia. Critically acclaimed for its dystopian vision, that film was a tour de force for veteran lead actor Lee Byung-hun. It also won numerous Korean film awards and was South Korea’s entry for the Best International Feature Film category for this year’s Academy Awards. However, it did not make the shortlist.

Concrete Utopia is about a devastating earthquake that reduces Seoul to rubble. Everything is in ruins except the Imperial Palace Apartments. The apartment dwellers covet their resources and keep outsiders out, building a utopia lead by Yeong-tak (Lee). The film was lauded for its keen observations on power,...

So far, February is shaping up to be one of the quietest months for K-dramas on Netflix we’ve had for some time. However, there’s still plenty of time for more announcements to be revealed. Here are all of the latest K-dramas coming to Netflix in February 2024.

In case you missed them, we’ve also kept track of the latest K-drama releases in January 2024. We’re also tracking all the new K-dramas coming in 2024 and beyond.

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Table of Contents Returning Weekly K-Dramas on Netflix in February 2024 New K-Dramas on Netflix in February 2024 A Killer Paradox (Season 1) N

New Episodes: 9

Genre: Crime, Thriller | Runtime: Tba

Cast: Choi Woo Shik, Son Suk Ku, Lee Hee Joon, Hyun Bong Sik, Kim Yo Han

Netflix Release Date: February 9th, 2024

A Korean crime thriller centered around a murderous anti-hero vigilante sounds like a recipe for a new smash hit series on Netflix.

Picture: Hellbound season 2 is coming to Netflix in 2024

There are many K-dramas to look forward to on Netflix in 2024 and to celebrate the New Year, we’ve selected a handful of K-dramas we’re most excited to watch on Netflix this year.

2023 was a solid year for K-dramas on Netflix. We’re hoping 2024 will be an equally strong year for the streaming service, with several new and exciting movies and shows on the way. Predicting what’s going to be popular and what’s going to flop is almost an infallible task. However, we can undoubtedly showcase all of the K-dramas for which we are most excited so far.

Squid Game and All of Us Are Dead are omitted from the list below, as we’re not expecting to see them released on Netflix until sometime in 2025.

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Episodes: 6*

Genre: Horror, Sci-Fi

Cast: Koo Kyo Hwan,...