Netflix is now home to an under-the-radar K-drama that fans agree is a five-star masterpiece. This supernatural thriller is equal parts gripping and emotional and could be the perfect alternative for international fans who have been hooked on Squid Game. South Korea has become one of the leaders in acclaimed TV dramas with unique concepts, stunning drama and lovable characters, many of which have already become hits on the streaming platform.
Now, with a few months still to wait through for the third and final season of Netflix ’s brutal tournament, why not take a less bloodthirsty journey to the afterlife with Missing: The Other Side. This beloved series, which has aired for two seasons so far, follows sweet-talking con man Kim Wook (played by Go Soo) who mistakenly ends up in the mysterious Duon Village. In this invisible hamlet, he discovers he can see the departed souls of people whose bodies were never found and begins to work with his ghostly new neighbours to unearth the secrets of their deaths.
The show already has thousands of obsessed fans, and its cult following is only set to grow now it’s available on Netflix from this Saturday (1st February). One five-star Google review raved: “I have never watched a drama where there is no romance and agony, but this one touched me so hard that I finished 12 episodes within 2 days. I enjoyed it so much.
I never skipped and every story touched me. “If you are just skipping on this gem, you are missing a lot, my friends. .
