Shows Like All Of Us Are Dead: This series that consisted of 12 episodes, ended at a cliffhanger with the character Nam-ra, played by Jo Yi-hyun, hinting at the continuation of the storyline. The last scene left viewers waiting for the next season. All Of Us Are Dead was on Netflix’s daily US Top 10 list for seven straight days. It was released on January 28 in 2022.
Here are more horror K-Dramas for you to watch
1 . Strange School Tales
Strange School Tales comprises three short dramas within the 12-episode series. Each cine-drama is set in a high school, depicting tales of old spirits and secrets that have been long buried in the scene - until now.
2. Black
It is about the story of a young woman who foresees death and a detective possessed by the grim reaper who chance upon cold case murders from 20 years back. The series shows how these two people struggle to save the lives of other people breaking rules of heaven.
3. The Cursed
Cursed is a thriller/horror genre that follows a young reporter who is digging into a case involving the largest IT company in the country. In the process of her investigation, she learns about a spiritual affiliate of the company and meets an unlikely young girl who has an ability to impose death. The drama has themes of shamanism, possession and black magic.
4. Strangers From Hell
Strangers from Hell is a roommate horror story. It shows how a young man gets a new job in Seoul. He settles for a small room at a shared home in the city but living there becomes a nightmare when he is forced to share the space with several neighbours with unusual problems.
5. The Ghost Detective
In The Ghost Detective,
Daniel Choi plays a ghost detective. He teams up with his assistant to solve the mysteries behind the death of his kith and kin. They start their investigation but are taken by surprise on crossing paths with a woman in red. She is later revealed to be the soul of a woman in a coma. Watch the show to find out of if she is related to the mysterious deaths in the family.
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