Park Seo-joon and Han So-hee in Gyeongseong Creature.
Summary Before Han So-hee and Park Seo-joon's Gyeongseong Creature season 2 makes its way to Netflix later this year, there are plenty of other shows to watch. Gyeongseong Creature was one of Netflix's ambitious original K-dramas to date, as it came with a hefty production budget of 70 billion won .
Pachinko's timeline intersects with Gyeongseong Creature's and focuses on similar themes of discrimination against the Korean people by the Japanese at that time. This makes it an ideal watch for those looking for an alternative perspective on the real-life historical context that Gyeongseong Creature delivered.
Hellbound is one of Netflix's most successful K-dramas to date, with an incredible 14 awards to its name. The supernatural K-drama features an array of exceptional performances that anchor the series' spell-bounding premises into something very human and unique. Fans of Gyeongseong Creature will love the thrills and tension that come from its characters' fate as well as the coinciding storylines that really make this K-drama worthy of its critical acclaim.
Cast Lee Byung-hun , Kim Tae-ri , Yoo Yeon-seok , Kim Min-jung , Byun Yo-han Release Date July 7, 2018 Seasons 1 For fans who thought the real-life political context was one of the best parts of Gyeongseong Creature, then Mr. Sunshine is the perfect next watch. Mr. Sunshine takes away the supernatural suspense that comes with Gyeongseong Creature and focuses more on politics and international relations to create a riveting story that heralds critical acclaim.
Cast Ju Ji-Hoon , Ryu Seung-ryong , Kim Sang-Ho , Kim Sung-kyun , Bae Doo-na , Kim Hye-jun Release Date January 25, 2019 Seasons 2 Directors Kim Seong-hun , Park In-je Kingdom takes a lot of Gyeongseong Creature's themes and twists it into an exciting new story that sees storytelling at its very best. The horror K-drama takes place during Korea's Joseon era, which ended shortly before the events of Gyeongseong Creature, and uses its historical context to full effect.
While All of Us Are Dead's main cast is full of relatively new actors, the supporting cast stars some familiar faces. Squid Game fans can see another example of Lee Yoo-mi's excellent acting talents as she portrays one of the series' most interesting yet frustrating characters, Lee Na-yeon. However, Gyeongseong Creature lovers will also recognize Ahn Ji-ho, who plays one of the show's minor antagonists, Kim Cheol-soo, and has an equally fascinating story as his co-star.
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