Zombies, monsters, ghosts: K-dramas go spooky


By AGENCY
  • TV
  • Thursday, 08 Oct 2020

'Zombie Detective' follows a zombie who pretends to be a human and works as a private detective. Photo: Handout

On chilly fall nights, monsters, ghosts and zombies are poised to thrill or even scare South Korean TV viewers and binge-watchers.

The horror show Sweet Home, based on a famous web cartoon with the same title, will be released on Netflix later this year.

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