Prime Video announced today that the Japanese Amazon Original drama series Marry My Husband will premiere exclusively on Prime Video on Friday, June 27, 2025. Prime Video customers in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide will be able to enjoy weekly episodes of the series.
Based on the popular Naver web novel, this Japan-Korea joint project marks the Japanese adaptation of the hit series. The original webtoon topped Line Manga rankings, and its Korean live-action adaptation on Prime Video garnered international acclaim.
Following this success, Cj Enm, producer of the Oscar-winning film Parasite (2019), and Studio Dragon, known for international hits like Crash Landing on You (2019), have collaborated on their first Japanese production.
The series brings together creative talent from both Japan and Korea. The screenplay is penned by Satomi Ôshima, one of Japan’s most accomplished screenwriters, known for her signature style of delicate psychological portrayal and warm humor. Her impressive portfolio...
Based on the popular Naver web novel, this Japan-Korea joint project marks the Japanese adaptation of the hit series. The original webtoon topped Line Manga rankings, and its Korean live-action adaptation on Prime Video garnered international acclaim.
Following this success, Cj Enm, producer of the Oscar-winning film Parasite (2019), and Studio Dragon, known for international hits like Crash Landing on You (2019), have collaborated on their first Japanese production.
The series brings together creative talent from both Japan and Korea. The screenplay is penned by Satomi Ôshima, one of Japan’s most accomplished screenwriters, known for her signature style of delicate psychological portrayal and warm humor. Her impressive portfolio...
- 4/28/2025
- by Mirko Parlevliet
- Vital Thrills
The Ringu franchise has a much more convoluted history than most people realize, with Koji Suzuki’s original novel actually being part of a genre-bending trilogy that differs greatly from the established mythology of the films. In fact, before Sadako ever made the leap to the big screen (and consequently overseas), her first live-action appearance was in an obscure TV movie that preceded Hideo Nakata’s film by 3 whole years – and that’s not even mentioning the Korean adaptation from 1999.
My point is that the Ringu films have always thrived on iteration and innovation, with each new installment adding something new to the Suzuki’s original story and helping to propel Sadako to international infamy. These updates don’t always work, like in the case of 2012’s absurd Sadako 3D, but even then, the results are still usually entertaining. The latest of these narrative refurbishings comes in the form of Hisashi Kimura’s Sadako Dx,...
My point is that the Ringu films have always thrived on iteration and innovation, with each new installment adding something new to the Suzuki’s original story and helping to propel Sadako to international infamy. These updates don’t always work, like in the case of 2012’s absurd Sadako 3D, but even then, the results are still usually entertaining. The latest of these narrative refurbishings comes in the form of Hisashi Kimura’s Sadako Dx,...
- 5/12/2023
- by Luiz H. C.
- bloody-disgusting.com
As we recently told you, a brand new film in The Ring franchise is headed our way this year, with Sadako Dx once again bringing iconic horror villain Sadako out of her creepy well.
The Japanese film is headed to theaters in Japan on October 28, and the film’s official Twitter account has shared a creepy new video that seems to be viral marketing for the film.
The video, entirely in Japanese, watches along as Sadako herself sits in a darkened room lit only by two candles, and it essentially plays out like a creepy Sadako Yule Log of sorts.
Check out the video below, with the film’s teaser trailer underneath.
From director Hisashi Kimura, Sadako Dx stars stars Fūka Koshiba as Fuka Ichijo, a college student with 200 Iq who tries to unravel the curse of Sadako.
In the film, “The curse has mutated, spreading at great speed via the internet,...
The Japanese film is headed to theaters in Japan on October 28, and the film’s official Twitter account has shared a creepy new video that seems to be viral marketing for the film.
The video, entirely in Japanese, watches along as Sadako herself sits in a darkened room lit only by two candles, and it essentially plays out like a creepy Sadako Yule Log of sorts.
Check out the video below, with the film’s teaser trailer underneath.
From director Hisashi Kimura, Sadako Dx stars stars Fūka Koshiba as Fuka Ichijo, a college student with 200 Iq who tries to unravel the curse of Sadako.
In the film, “The curse has mutated, spreading at great speed via the internet,...
- 9/9/2022
- by John Squires
- bloody-disgusting.com
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