Netflix‘s new Korean drama Hellbound has director Yeon Sang-ho take on God and hell. It may encompasses a different genre compared to Squid Game, but there is no denying Hellbound is the next big hit ...

Hellbound starts with a smoke monster dragging people to hell, then ups the ante. Over the course of the new Netflix drama, creators Choi Gyu-seok and Train to Busan director Yeon Sang-ho push through ...

Based on the digital comic of the same name, the South Korean Netflix drama Hellbound has fast become the world’s latest streaming obsession, racked up over 43 million viewers in three days. Following ...

People are sent to Hell in broad daylight in this vicious drama from "Train to Busan" director Yeon Sang-ho, one that grapples with the dangers of weaponized beliefs. So it makes it all the more ...

The original webtoon has 55 chapters that Yeon and Choi later developed into an animation. Yeon and his team had to cast the right actors and create the perfect setting to bring the supernatural story ...

Precisely on time, a trio of hideous Hulk-like demons wreathed in steam materialise from some unknown dimension and batter the victim to death before incinerating him or her in a blaze of molten heat.

Unwarranted Squid Game comparisons do a disservice, not just to Hellbound, but also the Korean entertainment industry at large. From star-crossed romances (Crash Landing On You) and zombie period ...

When the first season of Hellbound premiered on Netflix in 2021, it dethroned Squid Game to become the streamer’s most-watched TV show globally. Three years later, Netflix has dropped the second ...