K-drama

Now I really, really loved this the first time I watched it. But second time around I noticed everything that was just wrong with it.  There suddenly was more things I didn't like than what I did like.  My main issue (well one of them) was that if you are possessing someones body, does the other person really fall for you. I donno, it's just weird for me.  

Plot in a nutshell: Detective Han Moo Gang gets possessed by the Grim Reaper Black, who needs to find a runaway reaper. Ha Ram can see shadows of death, meaning she knows when someone is about to die. 

Ending. Just horrible

Lighthearted and wholesome. It did however managed to touch serious topics, have some action , dramatic scenes and be emotional. It somehow manages to do all this really well, it didn't go too melodramatic or be too light about it either. 

Plot in a nutshell: Wol Jool runs a pop up bar which can be seen if someone has troubles, she then goes into her customers dreams to try and help them resolve whatever issues they are dealing with. Han Kang Bae has the ability to make people spill their heart out with just a touch, learning this Wol Jool hires him as a part timer, since she needs to find the customers faster.

Kinda predictable plot but really fun to watch anyway

I absolutely love this. It's plot is easy to follow, kinda simple yet it has a nice refreshing elements. It's more emotional and occasionally heartwarming  that you might think, open ending so really hoping for s2 to come soon.  The monsters were not that well made in my opinion but they were pretty decent considering. I love that you can kind of pick up new things when re-watching that you might have missed the first time. Meaning it is not as simple and one dimensional as one might think. 

Plot in a nutshell: it's basically people turning into monsters and humans try to survive, this particular group is inside a resident building where they try to get along with each other. 

Interesting characters and really good actors. 

Possible triggers: violence, more gore than these usually have, blood

SPOILER ABOUT THE DOG:
It will survive

I really liked this, especially Kim Dong Wook's character. 

Plot in a nutshell: Basically these three people (a sorta psychic, a priest and a cop) try to stop this demon.  Hwa Pyung  (the sorta psychic) has a personal vendeta going on as the demon were the reason for his family's misfortune (without spoiling too much let's go with that), all of these there characters share the same pain bc of this demon, but not all believe that it was in fact a demon.
That's the plot in a nutshell. There's a lot of hurt in this series, lot of secrets and a few twists and turns. I really liked the friendship that the trio formed as time went on, it came kinda naturally and didn't feel forced.
I feel like Hwa suffered the most during this, but I'm a sucker for that so yeah..

Ending. I liked the ending even tho it kinda felt like they did it just to make everyone (the viewers) happy. Like it could've been a different outcome but tbh I would have probably been mad if it were.

Possible triggers: Violence, suicide

Again I think I'm way too generous with my ratings.  Ah never mind it has´d Yoon Hyun Min  in it, no wonder.

Plot in a nutshell: The story involves travelling trough time, the detective from the past is chasing a serial killer (in a time when serial killers weren't even know thing yet) goes trough some portal to the future where he then proceeds to chase the same serial killer. It's emotional from time to time.  

As usual for at least people like me who don't often watch time travelling it can get bit confusing (this was more at the ending) but Tunnel does it pretty simplistic so it is easy to follow and understand. They don't make it too complex.

The cast was good, don't recall anyone particularly annoying. 

Possible triggers: probably violence

Most likely would have been better if it was a little shorter, it was kinda dull and dragging at some points which made it kinda difficult to watch. It started off strong but went kinda downhill from there. I don't have much to say about the plot itself because I honestly didn't pay that much attention. Main point was to uncover corruption. It did have a twist that I personally didn't see coming so at least that part was well done.

Possible spoiler ahead.
To me it felt like couple deaths were really unnecessary and I mean in a way that those could have been easily avoided by the characters. It always annoys me when someone dies bc they were too stubborn to shake the hand of the devil. Anyways those put me off kinda much.  
Spoilers end

Possible triggers: Violence, cut off body parts

8 episode short series, episodes are about 8minutes long (except the last one, which is 15min).

While it definitely had creepy moments, the episodes were bit too short. However, if you do like urban legends and know a lot about them, then this series will most likely suit you.
If you don't have much knowledge about urban legends, this will most likely just be confusing. It could have used a bit more time to actually build the story up, now it was just kinda rushed to the dying part.
The episodes are kinda connected so if you pay close enough attention you will figure some things out, but whit such a short series, it feels bit unnecessary. 

TL;DR: You like urban legends and don't mind having barely any build up? You don't have time to sit trough lengthy episodes but are in a mood of something bit creepy? Go ahead and check this out

Possible triggers: it's a horror show so, death, gore, violence, blood, spoopy stuff

This and Sweet Home are becoming my comfort series. I absolutely love this.

It's pretty simplistic but it has all the feels. It's funny, sad, depressive, melancholic, hopeful, wonderful journey with good actors. It has some romance but very very little of it. More of a bromance show. 

Plot in a nutshell: Kim Je Hyuk is arrested and sentenced to jail. The story revolves around the inmates, their life inside and the journey of getting (by legal means) out of there. 

Possible triggers: mild violence, attempted r*pe