Korea knows how to do horror. With series like Kingdom, All of Us Are Dead, and Sweet Home and films like Train to Busan and Exhuma, they may have the foothold on scaring the bejesus out of viewers. What they do even better are horror-comedy series. Horror-comedy series like Hotel del Luna, Master’s Son, and Sell Your Haunted House and both scare you and make you laugh at the same time. This Halloween, Netflix is dropping a new horror-comedy series, Dead End Job starring Alchemy of Souls’ Lee Jae-wook and we have all the details. Check it out!
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What is Dead End Job about?
Desperate to escape crushing debt, Hyeok-jun (Lee Jae-wook) is drawn to a strange foyer advertising a “high-paying part-time job” and ends up at the mysterious Spider Staffing Agency. The wages start at fifty times the minimum hourly rate, with just one rule: never reveal what happens on the job. Hyeok-jun is sent to a series of uncanny worksites, each concealing a nightmarish horror.Sent to what appears to be an ordinary convenience store, Hyeok-jun soon discovers that in this nightmarish workplace, every shift could cost him his life.
When does Dead End Job premiere?
All episodes of Dead End Job drop on Friday, Oct. 30 at 1 a.m. PT on Netflix.
Where can I watch Dead End Job?
Dead End Job will stream exclusively in the U.S. on Netflix.
Who’s in the cast of Dead End Job?
Lee Jae-wook as Byeon Hyeok-junNetflix
Lee Jae-wook as Byeon Hyeok-jun
Lee Jae-wook is best known for his role as Jang-uk in Alchemy of Souls and more recently in Doctor on the Edge. His other roles include Extraordinary You, The Impossible Heir, and Death’s Game. Lee is currently serving out his mandatory military service in the Korean Army.
Ko Min-si as Eum Yeon-jooNetflix
Ko Min-si as Eum Yeon-joo
Ko Min-si, who is also credited as Go Min-si, is an actress/director. Her acting credits include Tastefully Yours, Youth of May, and Love Alarm.
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Kim Min-ha as Byeon Ji-yoonNetflix
Kim Min-ha as Byeon Ji-yoon
Kim Min-ha’s credits include School 2017, Partners for Justice, and Pachinko.
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Lee Hee-jun as Head of Spider Staffing Agency / Lee Chung-kilNetflix
Lee Hee-jun as Lee Chung-kil
Lee Hee-jun is best known for films like 1987: When the Day Comes, Miss Baek, and Handsome Guys as well as television series such as The Queen of the Office, Steal Heart and A Killer Paradox. After suffering a car accident that required major surgery a week prior to his mandatory military enlistment, Lee was later exempt from his service. Not having an exact path in life, he eventually got a job at a children’s theater company as a production assistant and caught the acting bug while working there. His other credits include The Legend of the Blue Sea, Chimera, and Wild Romance.
Is there a trailer for Dead End Job?
Yes. Check out the official trailer for Dead End Job below:
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