From major drama to swooning romance, to some seriously dark thrills, these are the February K-dramas that should be on your radar.
Poster for 'The Art of Sarah.' Photo: courtesy of Netflix.
With winter on its way out, the K-drama scene is heating up once again. Whether you’re in the mood for a good cry, a total mind-meld, or just some wholesome vibes, these February K-dramas have you covered. With popular stars reuniting and some interesting new plots, we’re ready for it all. Here’s our recommendation of the must-watch K-dramas to add to your list this month.
What happens when a killer sees himself as a savior? Bloody Flower follows a former medical student (Ryeoun as Lee Woo-gyeom) who justifies his brutal murders as “experiments” for a miracle cure. Things get really messy when a lawyer (Sung Dong-il as Park Han-joon) tries to keep Woo-gyeom alive to save his sick daughter, putting him directly in the crosshairs of a prosecutor (Keum Sae-rok as Cha Yi-yeon) hungry for justice. If you’re into dark crime thrillers with a moral twist, this one is as dark and twisted as they come, and will definitely leave you questioning what’s right and wrong.
Release Date: Feb. 4
This found-family romantic comedy is a total mess, but in the best way possible. You’ve got Seon Tae-hyung (Bae In-hyuk) and Woo Hyun-jin (Roh Jeong-eui), two in-laws who hate each other’s guts, forced to play “mom and dad” to their toddler nephew after an unexpected family tragedy. It’s equal parts stressful parenting and an insightful enemies-to-lovers arc, proving that nothing brings people together quite like a family crisis. Or in this case, the sleep-deprived madness of raising a kid.
Date: Feb. 4
The Art of Sarah
The Art of Sarah reunites Shin Hye-sun and Lee Joon-hyuk (previously seen sharing screen time in Stranger, 2017-2020) in this slick psychological thriller. Shin plays Sarah Kim, a high-flying fashion exec living a total lie. Things get wild when a body — supposedly hers — turns up, sending Detective Park Mu-gyeong (Lee Joon-hyuk) down a rabbit hole to find out who she actually was. It’s a racy hunt for a woman who managed to be everywhere while leaving no trace behind, a tense narrative that delves deep into what happens when someone’s identity is a complete ghost.
Release Date: Feb. 13
In Your Radiant Season
A “cold queen” fashion designer meets a “happy soul” animator in this new healing drama. While Song Ha-ran (Lee Sung-kyung) has shut the world out, Seonu Chan (Chae Jong-hyeop) is hiding his own struggle with hearing and memory loss. It’s a soulful, cathartic romance marking a much-anticipated pairing of two emotionally compelling and very popular Korean actors.
Release Date: Feb. 20, 2026
The Practical Guide to Love
If you’re looking for a more relatable rom-com, Han Ji-min is back to give you The Practical Guide to Love. Based on the hit webtoon Efficient Dating for Singles, it follows a career-focused Lee Eui-young (Han) exploring the complex world of blind dates while under pressure to get married. Watch her get stuck between a down-to-earth woodworker and a charming free spirit in this lighthearted journey of self-discovery. It’s an especially good watch for anyone who’s ever wondered what they actually want in a partner.
Release Date: Feb. 28, 2026
The Mumbai pop artist collaborates with Rutwik Talashilkar, Amandeep Singhsoni and Shloke Lal on a…
From recreating their Super Bowl commercial choreography to teasing new music, here's everything that went…
The musician previewed new material from the record, out April 17, during his residency at…
On The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, the rapper portrays a divorced mother who…
“What you have achieved is not just a historic musical accomplishment, it’s a cultural and…
The so-called “pharma bro” alleges RZA engaged in a “duplicate sale” of copyright interests that…
