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"A Killer Paradox," starring Choi WooShik, Son SukKu, and Lee HeeJun, is now streaming on Netflix.
This K-Drama is currently ranked the 4th most-watched TV show on Netflix and an average audience score of 80% on Rotten Tomatoes.
If you haven't watched "A Killer Paradox" yet, you may be wondering, is this worth my time?
Let's find out!
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"A Killer Paradox" ("살인자ㅇ난감")
Netflix
Based on the original Naver webtoon by Kkomabi
Directed by Lee ChangHee
Written by Kim DaMin
Music by Dalpalan
Logline: A young man retaliates against society with murder, only to realize that he has the supernatural power of spotting sinners, leading him down a spiraling path of serial murders with a charismatic detective on his tail.
Kpopmap Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5
What We Liked About "A Killer Paradox"
First and foremost, "A Killer Paradox" is a masterclass in acting. The combination of Choi WooShik, Son SokKu, and Lee HeeJun itself is enough to intrigue the audience and get them to tune in.
However, their impeccable dynamic on the show, the way their storylines melt into and influence each other, and the tragic culmination of it all is what forms the core strength of this series.
All three actors have outstanding screen presence, so much so that it becomes one of the main reasons why you will want to finish the series.
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We have Lee Tang (Choi WooShik) - a twisted and inconsistent young man who recklessly acts on his impulse to kill and ends up with a god complex when he realizes that his victims just happen to be criminals; Jang NanGam (Son SukKu) - a detective w
