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Cha Seon-woo and Lee Ru-da's occult thriller cranked in on July 6. In addition to Cha Seon-woo and Lee Ru-da, has cast Joo Yong-man, Jung Min-sung, Jo Ah-young, Dong Hyun-bae, Lee Do-i, and Lee Jun-goo, and revealed the reading scene ahead of the cranking in.

As expected for the first week of July, the new OTT releases this week fit well with the theme of 'firsts.' From the 'first' dating challenge of lifelong singles with zero dating experience, to the 'first' series directed by a world-renowned master, to the adaptation journey of an associate lawyer...

Undoubtedly the biggest event of the 2020s, wrapped up a chapter with the release of Season 3 on June 27. While it’s a globally popular work, it can’t be said to be truly over, but at least the journey of Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), number 456, has certainly come to a close.

The crime drama has revealed its casting lineup. The tvN drama depicts the story of a landlord struggling with debt who stages a 'fake kidnapping' to protect his building and family, only for the situation to spiral out of control.

Finally, the last chapter of the series, Season 3, was released on the 27th at 4 PM on Netflix. Season 3 tells the story of Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), who loses his best friend in the game he re-enters with his own purpose, and the Frontman (Lee Byung-hun), who hides his identity while infiltrating the...

The summer season is approaching. OTT platforms are busy preparing for this season. Major productions that the world has been waiting for are making their debut, stirring the hearts of subscribers. The final chapter of 'The Game,' which has broken Netflix's all-time viewing records, will be...

There are rules in the square that must be absolutely followed. The moment those rules are broken, blood and desire intertwine in the square. Eleven years ago, Nam Gi-jun left the square after severing his Achilles' heel, but he returns when the rules are broken by his brother's death.

The new OTT releases for the second week of June feature many works depicting unavoidable confrontations. A Korean noir film capturing the clash between a killer with something to protect and a killer with nothing to lose, along with a series tracking a serial killer father and a genius forensic...

Korean animation has long been trapped in the frame of being ‘for children’. While there was technical skill, the industrial base was weak, and public expectations were not high. However, the situation has changed in recent years.