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Sweet Home director Lee Eung-bok has opened up about his hopes to work on a spin-off of the hit Netflix K-drama in order to “explore unresolved stories”.In a recent interview with The Chosun Daily, Lee touched on the criticism Sweet Home received following the release of the third and final season of the K-drama series last month. “Once the work is released to the public, it’s no longer in my hands,” he said.“I believe it’s more meaningful to create something that resonates and is talked about for a long time rather than focusing solely on immediate rankings,” the director added.Lee also said that even though he’s “not disappointed by the mixed reviews”, he does have “some regret” about how the series turned out.

The Judge From Hell starring Park Shin-hye (Doctor Slump) and Kim Jae-yeong (Love in Contract).On August 21, the streaming giant shared that it will premiere the new romantic crime K-drama this September. The Judge From Hell stars Park Shin-hye as Bit-na, a controversial judge known for meting out light sentences to criminals despite facing massive disapproval from the public.Unbeknownst to the rest of the world, Bit-na is possessed by a demon whose mission is to find and drag ten criminals back to hell.

Sweet Home, has opened up about what it was like working on the series across three seasons.Earlier this month, Netflix released the long-awaited third and final season of Sweet Home. The series, which stars Song Kang, first premiered on the streaming service in 2020 to massive critical and commercial success.However, the show’s second and third seasons were not as well received by critics and audiences – including NME, which give both seasons mixed three-star reviews.

Sweet Home has just landed on Netflix, but when can fans expect to see season four? Read on for all the details.The apocalyptic horror series debuted in 2020 on the streaming service, when fans were first introduced to the chilling world of Korean creatures and monsters of folklore and mythology, as seen through the eyes of Hyun-su (Song Kang).Hyun-su is a clinically depressed high school dropout whose family have been killed in a car accident.When a strange monster plague breaks out and causes the downfall of society, Hyun-su is forced to work together with the co-habitants of his apartment complex in order to survive.Sweet Home is based on the Naver webtoon of the same name, created by Kim Carnby and Hwang Young-choo. The show is written by Hong So-ri, Kim Hyung-min and Park So-jung and developed by Studio Dragon.According to Netflix, season three of Sweet Home will focus on how the line between monster and human will begin to blur as humanity grapples with the newfound emergence of “neo humans” in a world on the brink of extinction.

Sweet Home, starring Song Kang.Taking place shortly after the events of season one, the new Sweet Home trailer reveals the world outside the Green Home apartment building. Monsters and soldiers hunt one another, while civilians are ushered into quarantine zones.Half-monster Cha Hyun-su (Song Kang) is seen chained up in captivity, where he offers himself up to be used to research a vaccine to stop monster transformations.

Sweet Home, starring Song Kang.Today (November 1), Netflix released a “date announcement” teaser for the upcoming second season of K-drama, Sweet Home. The video teases what happened to protagonist Cha Hyun-su (played by Song Kang), following the events of season one.“It is going to be a full-fledged apocalyptic drama,” teased director Lee Eung-bok in a press release.

Sweet Home will be returning for two more seasons.The streaming service broke the news through a short visual released earlier today (June 15), along with a description that reads: “Die as a human or live as a monster. They’re taking the fight outside.”Netflix added that cast members Song Kang (who plays Hyun-soo), Lee Jin-wook (who plays Sang-wook), Lee Si-young (who plays Yi-kyung), Go Min-si (who plays Eun-yoo) and Park Gyu-young (who plays Ji-soo) are set to reprise their roles for the coming seasons.In addition to the show’s original cast, the upcoming seasons will also introduce characters played by Yoo Oh-seong (My Country: The New Age), Oh Jung-se (It’s Okay to Not Be Okay), Kim Moo-yeol (Juvenile Justice) and former B1A4 member Jung Jin-young.Lee Eung-bok, who directed the first season of Sweet Home, is also set to helm the K-drama’s new seasons.