I’ve been planning this article for a long time, wanting to finally share my list of the top saddest Korean dramas. In my mind, the list could be much longer, but I’ll keep it concise and focus on the ones that, if you’re searching for tears, you shouldn’t miss. I’m kicking off this series with…
I waited a long time to watch this movie because I was genuinely interested in it. I love anthologies where multiple directors contribute since it’s fascinating to see how they tell their stories. Thankfully, “Horror Stories” is an excellent example of what South Korean horror cinema brings to the genre, creating new forms of fear…
A Millionaire on the Run (also known as 5 Million Dollar Man) is a fast-paced South Korean action-comedy film that mixes humor, suspense, and heart in a whirlwind chase for survival. Directed by Kim Ik-ro, this 2012 movie cleverly intertwines a gripping plot with light-hearted comedic moments, creating a balanced experience that keeps the audience…
Ugly Alert is a heartwarming and uplifting drama that beautifully explores the journey of self-acceptance amidst overwhelming family and personal challenges. This drama mixes elements of family dynamics, romance, and comedy, making it a perfect choice for viewers seeking a show that balances humor with emotional depth. Despite dealing with themes of insecurity and personal…
Noble, My Love marks my first dive into the world of webtoon-based dramas, and it’s a quick, light watch with a familiar, clichéd storyline. The drama consists of 20 episodes, each only about 15 minutes long, making it an easy binge for those looking for a short and sweet romance. If you enjoy light-hearted, predictable…
It’s not every day that a classic drama like Stairway to Heaven gets a second life on prime afternoon TV, but its re-airing has been met with huge enthusiasm in my country. Seeing how people are rediscovering it—or experiencing it for the first time—prompted me to revisit this iconic tearjerker myself. A Tragic Fairytale The…
Going into Sensory Couple (aka The Girl Who Can See Smells), I was a little hesitant. I couldn’t help but worry it might veer off into the overly dramatic or exaggerated territory, like Blade Man did. Thankfully, this drama manages to strike a balance between fantasy and reality, though it walks a fine line at…
