November 7 Release, Netflix Series ‘You Killed Me’ Reveals Colorful Stills!

The Netflix series 〈You Killed Me〉 has released 14 press stills depicting the story of two women who decide to commit murder in a reality from which they cannot escape. The released stills capture the characters' emotions, which change dramatically in each scene. First, ‘Jo Eun-soo’ (Jeon So-ni) shows a multifaceted portrayal, from being a competent deputy in the VIP team of a department store's luxury goods section to her worried gaze towards her friend ‘Jo Hee-soo’ (Lee Yoo-mi), who appears to be in danger, oscillating between extreme emotions.

The still of ‘Hee-soo’ with a scar on her face, engulfed in fear, foreshadows her tragic situation and evokes a chilling tension. As the two women's determination to escape their nightmarish reality leads them to unexpectedly confront various situations, curiosity is piqued about how these events will unfold amidst the suspense that will draw viewers in, centered around the bond of the two former best friends.

Meanwhile, in a moment of imminent danger, the still of ‘Noh Jin-pyo’ (Jang Seung-jo) with a sharp expression captures his threatening nature, creating tension for the viewers. Additionally, ‘Jang Gang’ (Jang Seung-jo), who bears a striking resemblance to ‘Noh Jin-pyo’ but exudes a different atmosphere, adds to the mystery of the plot with his inscrutable expression, raising questions about his identity and role. Furthermore, the still of ‘Jin So-baek’ (Lee Moo-saeng) with a significant expression stimulates curiosity about his veiled inner self and what actions he will take alongside ‘Eun-soo’ and ‘Hee-soo’ and what waves he will create.

Additionally, the new appearances of characters surrounding ‘Eun-soo’ and ‘Hee-soo’ also catch the eye. ‘Eun-soo’s’ mother ‘Gye-soon’ (Kim Mi-kyung) maintains a calm expression even in front of a birthday cake, while ‘Noh Jin-pyo’s’ mother ‘Jeong-sook’ (Kim Mi-sook) and ‘Noh Jin-pyo’s’ younger sister ‘Noh Jin-young’ (Lee Ho-jung) have serious faces. As these family members of the main characters interact with each other, it raises curiosity about how they will influence ‘Eun-soo’ and ‘Hee-soo’s’ most desperate conspiracy.

To escape from the repeating hell, the two women cut off their own ties and unite to make the most desperate choices for their ordinary lives. The series 〈You Killed Me〉 will be released exclusively on Netflix on November 7 (Friday).