This zombie thriller goes beyond edge-of-your-seat moments to try to deliver commentary on the craziness of these pandemic times.

The rom-com sageuk "The King's Affection" is about a princess in disguise (Park Eun-bin) and her teacher (Rowoon). A GwenchaNoona Review

Kim Soo-hyun stars in this adaptation of BBC’s “Criminal Justice” as a man wrongfully accused of a murder and rape in a drama that is...

GN offers viewers a review of "The Hungry and the Hairy" and lists the reasons why this would make a perfect binge this Christmas Weekend.

Variety show "We Don't Bite: Villains in the Countryside" will have us laugh with Uhm Ki-joon, Bong Tae-gyu & Yoon Johg-hoon of "Penthouse."

The TVING web drama "Work Later, Drink Now" is a 12-episode series, making it the perfect weekend binge.

Netflix' "Hellbound," directed by Yeon Sang-ho (“Train to Busan” director & “Hellbound” comic creator), takes a courageous stab at religion.

"Yumi's Cells" Season 1 is a 14-episode slice-of-life rom-com/drama that narrates the life of Kim Yu-mi (Kim Go-eun) through her cells.

With its fun plot, fast pace, and flawlessly hilarious performance by Honey Lee, it’s easy to see why this series was a major hit!

A reality/variety show of 12 episodes x 100 minutes per episode equals a virtual Gurye County staycation with good food & A-list actors.

Han So-hee shines in "My Name" as woman who gives up everything to seek revenge on her father’s killer

"Kingdom: Ashin of the North" is a 2021 political-historical revenge horror thriller written by Kim Eun-hee and directed by Kim Seong-hun.

It is not a stretch to say that Netflix's "Squid Game" is destined to become a pop culture iconoclast in the years to come.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so we're taking a break from new k-dramas to feature a classic rom-com that tackles this disease

With South Korea's recent move to add more LGBTQ+ representation on mainstream dramas (Mine's SeoSoo couple, and Nevertheless' SolJiwan...

K-dramas churn out several workplace dramas a year, but they’re biased towards the young, scrappy office worker fighting to get into the...

An ill-fated tale of forbidden love set in the city of Gwangju during the politically charged month of May 1980

In Netflix's "D.P.", we get a glimpse of the abuse suffered by Korean men during their military service and why they need to run away.

"Racket Boys," a 16-episode sports drama, centers on teen badminton players dreaming of making it to the South Korean Junior National Team.

The high-society drama "Mine" stars Lee Bo-young and Kim Seo-hyung as strong, capable women who have married into the Hyowon chaebol family.