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Upcoming Films of Park Seo-joon, Park Hyung-sik and More (opens the original)
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Crime franchises, military thrillers and historical epics — here are the new films coming from some of Korea’s biggest names. Park Seo-joon (left) and Park Hyung-sik (right). Photos: Netflix and SBS, courtesy of Han Cinema. Some of the biggest names in Korean entertainment are switching things up for their next movie roles, and leaving their usual characters behind for some pretty intense new scripts. Here is everything we know about the plots of these highly anticipated films, plus a closer loo
The Best Upcoming K-Dramas to Watch in October 2026 (opens the original)
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From Kim Ji-won and Kim Yoo-jung comebacks to webtoon adaptations you won’t want to miss — here are the eight K-dramas coming in October. Posters for '100 Days of Deception' (left) and 'Doctor X: Mafia in White' (right). Photos: courtesy of TVN and Netflix. October is about to drop one of the best K-drama lineups of this year. Whether you want an emotional slow-burn romance, a gritty medical series, an office rom-com thriller or a spooky black comedy, there’s a lot in store. From heavy-hitter co
K-Drama Flashback: ‘True Beauty’ (opens the original)
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Years later, this K-drama still feels real and liberating in its portrayal of what it’s like to figure out who you are when everyone’s judging how you look. Poster for 'True Beauty.' Photo: TVN, courtesy of Viki. True Beauty is a brilliant reality check on lookism, the unfair ways society prioritizes good looks and attractive people and leaves the rest in the dust. The world is biased, and it tells you that to survive, you have to fit certain standards. The story starts with a reflection on Im J
Five Essential Korean Vampire Movies to Watch (opens the original)
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Before Jang Jae-hyun’s ‘Vampire’ arrives, here’s a quick guide to the unique films and gothic revenge stories that shaped Korean vampire cinema. A still from 'Thirst.' Photo: Courtesy of IMDB. Korean cinema has always known how to make a statement, but in horror, it speaks less and haunts more. There’s something unmistakable about K-horror. The suffocating, slow-burn tension, the unflinching gore, and the sheer complexity and darkness it’s willing to sit in. It’s storytelling that doesn’t let go
K-Pop’s Midlife Crisis (opens the original)
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The aegyo-obsessed music industry is finally learning how to let its biggest stars hit thirty without fading away. EXO. Photo: Courtesy of SM Entertainment. There was a time, not too long ago, when turning 30 in K-pop essentially meant calling it a day. For first and early second-generation groups like H.O.T. or TVXQ, the path forward followed a harsh but familiar pattern: an abrupt wave of member exits or disbandment around the seven-year mark, a mandatory military pause, and then a gradual fad
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