Disney has announced upcoming revenge drama from Korea, The Impossible Heir, coming to Disney+ (Hulu in the United States) this February.
Neil Bui
Neil Bui
Neil Bui is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Dorkaholics, an AAPI-led entertainment publication dedicated to covering film, television, gaming, anime, comics, and pop culture through an inclusive lens. Since launching the outlet in 2014, he has built Dorkaholics into a trusted independent media platform, conducting hundreds of interviews with actors, filmmakers, writers, and game developers while covering major industry events such as San Diego Comic-Con and Anime Expo. Through his reporting, he is committed to elevating underrepresented voices, fostering meaningful conversations, and making entertainment journalism more accessible and representative of the communities it serves.
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With such a cliffhanger ending for Gyeongseong Creature, Netflix has reassured fans that the story will continue with a second season.
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Netflix and 626 Night Market kicked off a special two-day, free-to-attend event in Arcadia, to celebrate the launch of The Brothers Sun.
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This week’s What’s New Wednesday is focused on updates for Break Point, Sunrise, Badland Hunters, and Players.
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Disney announced an upcoming 16-episode period drama series coming later this year titled Uncle Samsik, starring Song Kong-ho and Byun Yo-han.
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Bandai Card Games announced the English release of Union Arena, a trading card game originally from Japan in March 2023, to be October 2024.
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I could not ask for a more engrossing film than Poor Things by director Yorgos Lanthimos to kick off my watch list for 2024.
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K-ContentReviews
Gyeongseong Creature: Part 1 Reveals the Monsters Among Us and Maintaining Humanity
by Neil Buiby Neil BuiOne of the latest Korean series on Netflix, Gyeongseong Creature, takes place in 1945 during Japan’s occupation of Korea.
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Film & TV
What’s New: The Brothers Sun, Night Swim, LIFT, Ragna Crimson: Second Cour
by Neil Buiby Neil BuiThis week’s updates include The Brothers Sun on Netflix, Night Swim’s horror release, LIFT’s final trailer, and Ragna Crimson’s second season.
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This week’s What’s New Wednesday is focused on Expats, Love Lies Bleeding, Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver, and Bridgerton.