K-drama
From disturbing psychological thrillers to creepy occult-themed shows, these underrated K-dramas are the only horror fix you need
'When the Weather Is Fine' is a story unfolding through quiet moments and caring gestures, beautifully capturing the essence of a slow-burning love, starring Seo Kang-joon and Park Min-young.
Kim Seon-ho will be starring in highly anticipated dramas like ‘Can This Love Be Translated,’ a romantic comedy drama, co-starring Go Youn-jung.
Breaking out of Seoul’s underground clubs, we trace a journey driven by creativity, passion, and a rebellious spirit that paved the way for K-pop’s global rise.
Among the names on the roster are shows starring Lee Jae-wook, Lee Jung-jae, Ji Chang-wook, Kim Yoo-jung, and many more.
Park Seo-joon stars as Lee Gyeong-do in a romantic comedy that highlights how you can't always close the book on love
Contract marriage K‑dramas spark forced closeness, contrasting egos, power plays, and romance, as seen in ‘Would You Marry Me’ and other hits.
The 'Squid Game' protagonist plays a popular, typecast actor who clashes with a seasoned reporter, sparking quirky romance
The drama is a unique time-slip love story, but beyond its fantasy and rom-com sensibilities, it's pretty deep in its implications—self-discovery, empowerment, and what really counts as real ‘success'
Ji Chang-wook plays a deliveryman who gets framed and imprisoned but seeks revenge against the mastermind played by D.O after his release
