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Head Over Heels Continues To Top Weekly Buzzworthy K-Drama Charts(Photo Credit –Prime Video)

Head Over Heels concluded with the finale episode on July 29, 2025. However, despite concluding, it seems the massive buzz around the K-drama hasn’t subsided yet. The series has secured the top spot in the buzzworthy K-dramas ranking list for the third consecutive week, this time along with the actors Cho Yi-Hyun and Choo Young-Woo making it to the top spots of the actors’ list. Well, it’s definitely good news for the team.

For those who don’t know about Head Over Heels, it’s a story that delves deep into the romantic angle and shamanism. Following a high school student by day and shaman by night, Park Seong-a (Yi-Hyun), the storyline focuses on how she tries to save and protect her first love, Bae Gyeon-u (Young-Woo), who is destined to die within 21 days. Although the drama felt a bit rushed,...

6 New K-Dramas Coming On Ott This July (Photo Credit – Netflix/Instagram)

K-drama fans, July is here, so it’s your time to refresh your K-drama stock. A whole new sequence of series is coming your way on the OTTs. From rom-coms to sports dramas, thrillers to action – all kinds of genres of K-dramas are set to stream. These dramas will be led by some of the major names from the industry. We will get to see Lee Jong-Suk’s return after his military service, Kang Ha-Neul in a different avatar, Mun Ka-Young romancing Jong-Suk, and more.

So, without any further ado, let’s jump straight to the list of K-dramas and Korean shows that are going to stream on Ott platforms like Netflix and Disney+ in July 2025. Scroll ahead.

1. Law and the City Release Date: July 5, 2025 Ott Platform: Disney+

tvN’s upcoming drama, Law and the City, featuring Lee Jong-Suk,...

Here’s A Look At Sbs’ K-Drama Lineup For 2025 ( Photo Credit – YouTube )

Sbs is definitely keeping its reputation as the No. 1 Drama Channel after recording an average household rating of 9.3% and maintaining its position in the first spot for consecutive 5 years, according to Nielson Korea’s analysis based on the major 2024 drama. Sbs also earned the first position in the 2049 viewer demographic (aged between 20 and 49). This indicates the channel’s buzz and advertiser preference. It’s the only channel that surpassed 3%.

Now, the channel has created a great lineup of dramas for 2025, and the fans have been quite excited. The list includes highly anticipated K-dramas like Love Scout, Buried Hearts, Human from Today, and more. We have listed the whole lineup below. Scroll ahead to find out.

Love Scout

Directed by Ham Joon-Ho & Kim Jae-Hong and written by Ji Eun, Love Scout premiered on January 3, 2025, and kicked off with great momentum.

When a mysterious visitor shows up at a vacation rental, a peaceful summer turns into a waking nightmare. The suspense thriller The Frog follows two men at the mercy of a ruthless killer — or killers — and an ace detective’s pursuit of justice. Starring Kim Yun-seok, Yoon Kye-sang, and Go Min-si, the South Korean series was created by Baeksang Arts Award–winning director Mo Wan-il (The World of the Married) and writer Son Ho-young.

The series portrays people whose fates change in an instant, despite the fact that the characters are near strangers to the murder victims.

“Many things happen and many emotions come and go, but we strongly feel and remember a certain incident at a certain time,” Mo told Netflix. “The Frog is about that moment, that emotion.”

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“I hoped that Yeong-ha would be seen as...

Jae-sik killed Seong-a to avenge his son's death. Seong-a killed her stepson in the first episode for virtually no reason. Detective Bo-min chose not to arrest Gi-ho despite knowing what he did at the hospital.

The Frog ends with Jeon Young-ha finding some comfort after having struggled for over a year with his decision of not reporting Seong-a to the police, with the finale also wrapping up the Lake View storyline in the present day. One of the most anticipated Netflix K-dramas of 2024, The Frogs cast includes Go Min-si, Kim Yoon-seok, Yoon Kye-sang, and more. It tells two separate stories of incidents at local motels that continued to affect those involved years later, with these two stories eventually converging at the end. Detective Bo-min, the Hunter, ended up solving both cases.

Sweet Home star Go Min-si played Seong-a, a mysterious woman who was later revealed to be a psychopath who...

The Frog is Netflix’s gripping new K-drama that combines two chilling stories set in different eras—both centered around mysterious motels and brutal murders. The story bounces between the year 2001 and the present day, connecting two very different motel owners who share a haunting similarity: their properties have been the site of horrifying murders by different killers, Ji Hyang-Cheol and Yoo Seong-a. In 2001, we met Koo Sang-jun, the owner of an ordinary countryside spot called The Lake View Motel. This humble motel becomes the scene of a gruesome crime that changes Sang-jun’s life forever. Fast forward to the present day, and we encounter Yeong-ha, the owner of a vacation home by the forest where another murder is committed on his property. The crimes shatter each person’s life and business, and they become victims themselves in different ways. So, do they seek revenge against the killers who destroyed their lives?...

The Frog is a South Korean psychological mystery crime thriller series written by Son Ho-young. The Netflix series tells its story in two different periods of time, the first one is of Gu Sang-jun, a middle-aged man running a motel in the countryside in the year 2000, and the second one is of Jeon Young-ha, the owner of a pension house in the forest in 2021 as both of them face unexpected incidents after a mysterious guest arrives. The Frog stars Kim Yoon-seok, Yoon Kye-sang, Go Min-si, Lee Jung-eun, and Ha Yoon-Kyung in the main roles. So, if you loved the thrilling story, complex and dark characters, and surprising twists in The Frog here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Hell Is Other People (Pluto TV)

Hell Is Other People is a psychological thriller series written by Jung Yi-do. Based on the Naver webtoon series of the same name by Kim Yong-ki,...

Netflix has dropped a teaser for Korean thriller series The Frog, which is launching August 23.

Directed by Mo Wan-il (The World of The Married), The Frog is billed by Netflix as a story that “revolves around ordinary people whose peaceful lives are thrown into turmoil by the arrival of a mysterious guest in the middle of summer.”

The teaser opens with the arrival of mysterious guest Seong-a (played by Ko) at a tranquil pension home in the middle of the woods. She quickly unsettles the pension’s owner, Young-ha (played by Kim), who tries to uncover her motives and identity. It then poses a familiar question: “If a tree falls in the forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it still make a sound?”

The Frog stars Kim Yun-seok,, Yoon Kye-sang (The Outlaws), Lee Jung-eun and...

The second season of The Uncanny Counter has introduced new antagonists and has a lower audience rating compared to the first season, but there is potential for it to surpass its prequel in the remaining episodes. A Time Called You is a time travel drama that offers a fresh take on historical dramas. The protagonist travels back to 1998 and tries to navigate her new life, eventually encountering someone who looks like her deceased boyfriend. The Day of the Kidnapping is a comedy mystery drama where a desperate father kidnaps a young girl, only to find her parents dead. The story is poised to take an interesting twist from this point.

Korean dramas have branded themselves as a go-to destination for those who fancy romantic storylines, but more often than not, the Korean industry also produces some mind-blowing thrillers. While the romance genre has grown increasingly popular as a result of...

Netflix’s Releases First Trailer for “Maestro”

The orchestra is warmed up, the baton is raised, and “Maestro” is ready to begin. Netflix has released the first trailer for the upcoming Leonard Bernstein biopic, co-written by, directed by, and starring Bradley Cooper as the famed conductor.

The feature will chronicle the lifelong relationship between Bernstein and Felicia Montealegre Cohn Bernstein (played by Carey Mulligan) as he rose to fame as America’s first native-born, world-renowned conductor.

Watch the “Maestro” trailer below:

Cooper and Mulligan star opposite Maya Hawke, Sarah Silverman, Matt Bomer, Sam Nivola, Michael Urie, Gideon Glick, and more.

“Maestro” will arrive in select theaters on Nov. 22 and on Netflix on Dec. 20.

Sign Up $6.99+ / month netflix.com “The Woman in the Wall” Trailer Released

Showtime has released the first-look trailer for “The Woman in the Wall,” starring Ruth Wilson and Daryl McCormick.

The six-part BBC One psychological drama, which...

Prime Video has acquired Korean drama The Kidnapping Day, starring Yoon Kye-sang and Park Sung-hoon, for all global territories excluding Korea and mainland China.

Produced by Korea’s AStory, the 12-part thriller black comedy series will be available weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays starting from September 13. The series will be broadcast by pay-tv network Ena in Korea.

Based on the Korean novel of the same name, the story follows a father turned clumsy kidnapper and a genius child working together to uncover the truth behind a series of murders and mysteries.

Yoon, who recently starred in Kiss Sixth Sense, plays the desperate father who decides to kidnap a precocious child in order to pay for his own daughter’s hospital bills. Park, whose credits include The Glory, plays a detective investigating the kidnapping.

The cast also includes newcomer Yoo Na, playing the child, and Kim Shin-rock (Reborn Rich) as the...

Monster detective Ma Seok-do is back! After smashing his way through Philippines and the Korean box office, he is back in Korea to smash the living daylights out of the bad guys in “The Roundup” director Lee Sang-yong’s followup to the ninth highest grossing Korean film of all time.

Synopsis

Detective Ma Seok-do joins a new crime investigation unit led by Jang Tae-soo and includes Detective Kim Man-jae. They go up against Joo Seong-cheol, who is the son of a powerful chaebol family. The Japanese yakuza are also involved in the case.

After the terrific negative turns by both Yoon Kye-sang and Son Suk-ku in the first two parts respectively, the responsibility of being at the brunt of Ma Dong-seok’s punches falls on Lee Joon-hyuk, who plays the big baddie Joo Seong-cheol this time round. Lee Beom-soo and Kim Min-jae make up the detective team as Jang Tae-soo and Kim Man-jae respectively.

Without doubt, it was “Train to Busan” in 2016 that brought the human juggernaut that is Ma Dong-seok to international prominence but it wasn’t until one year later that he became the one-man one-punch knockout machine Don Lee that we know and love in director Kang Yoon-seok’s “The Outlaws”. In addition to propelling the beefy actor into leading man superstardom, the feature was also vastly profitable at the box office, sprouting many similar projects that relied on their leading man’s physical abilities. So it was only a matter of time before a sequel was greenlit. Oddly enough, though a sequel was officially announced shortly after the release and success of “The Outlaws”, it took 5 years for eventual sequel “The Roundup” to see release.

To repatriate a culprit from a past case who has confessed to his crimes to the Vietnamese police, Detective Ma Seok-do and his team captain Jeon Il-man head to Vietnam.