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Netflix’s ‘Hellbound’: Everything We Know So Far

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Key Takeaways:
– Netflix has confirmed the second season of the Korean series Hellbound.
– The new season is set to release in the final quarter of 2024.
– The series has received a 97% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
– Changes in the lead cast, with Kim Sung-Cheol replacing Yoo Ah-In.

Netflix Announces Hellbound Season 2

Following the global success of Korean series Squid Game, Netflix is set to keep up the momentum with another Korean hit, Hellbound. According to Netflix, fans of the supernatural thriller can expect the second season to premiere in late 2024. The first season of the series, which aired in 2021, rapidly gained traction and became one of the top K-dramas on the streaming platform.

A Change in Course

The new season will witness some changes in the main cast, with actor Kim Sung-Cheol replacing Yoo Ah-In in the role of Jung Jinsu. The decision to renew the show was announced at Netflix’s TUDUM event, catching many fans by surprise. After an initial lack of updates following the first season’s conclusion, the announcement of a second season has ignited the anticipation among the ardent followers.

Hellbound: A Quick Recap

The first season of Hellbound introduced viewers to a world grappling with the manifestation of Hell’s decrees. Weiss lawyer Min Hyejin, played by Kim Hyun-Joo, at the center of the chaos, fighting against the decrees and the groups enforcing them, namely, Sodo, The Truth Society and the Arrowheads.

What to Expect in Season 2

According to insiders, Hellbound Season 2 will take the drama and suspense to a whole new level. Min Hyejin continues her battle against the Sodo, The Truth Society and the Arrowheads while dealing with the resurrections of former chairman Jung Jingsu and Park Jungia. The renewal of the show promises more drama, suspense, and plot twists, making it a must-watch for fans and new viewers alike.

Hellbound Competes with Squid Game Success

Netflix’s record-breaking show Squid Game had set the bar high for Asian dramas on global streaming platforms. It remains to be seen if Hellbound Season 2 will be able to replicate this phenomenal success. Squid Game was such a hit that Netflix spent a whopping $21.4 million, becoming the platform’s most successful show in years.

As season 2 of Squid Game is in the pipeline too, it will be interesting to see if it manages to outshine Hellbound or if the latter will emerge as a strong competition. Regardless of the outcome, Korean dramas are indeed making their mark on the global stage, with Netflix investing significantly in them.

Hellbound Season 2 will premiere in late 2024. Stay tuned for more updates and get ready for a suspense-filled journey that leaves you on the edge of your seat.

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