#jin ki-joo

[daytripper438]

Deaf women vs killers is my favorite heroine genre.

[eyeronmaus]

Midnight (2021, Kwon Oh-seung)

[goawaywithjae]

“Midnight” is a fast-paced thriller that hits all the jump scares: A mother and daughter who cannot hear or speak. An insatiable serial killer. A former Marine trying to save his younger sister. A bunch of bumbling police officers who literally don’t see what’s going on in front of them. A crowd of do-gooders who are quick to believe the smooth-talking murderer instead of questioning why his “sister” is bleeding and visibly frightened of him. (And even if the two had been related, why would anyone think it’s OK for him to to abuse a family member?)

[vintagewarhol]

[k-star-holic]

I believe in Jin Ki-joo's destiny.

Source: k-star-holic.blogspot.com

[kdramaladies]

A friend should take my side and pat my back. LITTLE FOREST 리틀 포레스트 (2018) dir. Im Soon Rye

[orangesyellow]

@userdramas event 03: beginnings  MEMORABLE FIRST EPISODES

[luckypluckychair]

리틀 포레스트 / Little Forest | 2018

Director: Soon-rye Yim

Production designer: Yoon Na-ra

[dangermousie]

Me flashing back:

[no-where-new-hero]

From now on, showtime! is legitimately the most underrated show I've seen so far on my kdrama journeys. Despite being a fan of fantasy shows and looking out for genre recommendations of all types, I'd never have even heard of it if I weren't determined to watch everything PHJ was in, and he's not even the best thing about it. He's barely in the top three best parts about this show. It's a fabulous ensemble comedy, it's a meaningful but not overblown past-life second-chance love story (it's what TOTNT was doing between Yeon and Jiah but more realistic), it's about forgiveness and trying again and true personal growth and sassy ghosts and letting the intrusive thoughts win sometimes, all with a very passable script, good direction (the lighting director deserved an award), and a kind of like...classic feel to it? It reminds me of older dramas somehow, in its sly and humorous approach to recognizable tropes. Anyway, if you have any interest at all in speculative kdramas (especially if you want something less epic than the Love from the Star/Goblin/Tale of the Nine Tailed/My Demon brand) i really recommend it.

[dekaydk]

Love for Love's Sake finale

JUST, just, just…go watch this show if you aren't already.

I promise you that you won't regret it.

I'll write some more when I get over this. So affecting.

[fiftytwoeightythree]

❝ It's not the time to worry about others. Told you to forget about those shoes and not go there. There's nothing you can do about it now. You can't hear my voice and the warning lights. What else do you have left to do? You can only die. ❞

미드나이트 MIDNIGHT (2021, dir. Kwon Oh Seung)

[junkobato]

Upcoming Kdrama May 2023 🧡

1/5: Run Into You with Kim Dong Wook, Jin Ki Joo. 16 episodes; sci-fi, romance, mystery. Trailer

5/5: All That We Loved with Oh Sehun, Jo Joon Young, Song Jae Rim. 8 episodes; romance, youth. Trailer

6/5: Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938 with Lee Dong Wook, Kim Bum, Kim So Yeon, Ryu Kyung Soo. 12 episodes; historical, romance, fantasy. Trailer

10/5: Race with Lee Yun Hee, Jung Yoon Ho, Hong Jung Hyun. 12 episodes; business, melodrama. Trailer

12/5: Black Knight with Kim Woo Bin, Esom, Song Seung Heon. 6 episodes; sci-fi, action, adventure. Trailer

15/5: Oh! Young Shim with Song Ha Yoon, Lee Dong Hae, Lee Min Jae. 10 episodes; rom-com. Trailer

24/5: One Day Off with Lee Na Young. 8 episodes; food, life. Trailer

29/5: Delightfully Deceitful with Kim Dong Wook, Chun Woo Hee, Yoon Park. 16 episodes; drama. Trailer

31/5: Happiness Battle with Lee El, Cha Ye Ryun, Jin Seo Yun. 16 episodes; thriller, mystery. Trailer

So many new shows to watch!!!

*REBLOG FOR UPDATES*

[aboutdoramas]

[k-star-holic]

Kim Dong-wook, Jennifer 8-year-old father revealed he was 'shocked' at why he was brutally murdered ('Some')

[marymekpop]

⟢ highlight of the hour: my perfect stranger [8/16] ⟣

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