Perfect Job on OTT: Netflix announces mystery horror fantasy series ft. Lee Jae-wook & Ko Min-si; Know details

Netflix just dropped some seriously cool news - a new Korean show is in the works, and it¡¯s called Perfect Job. It¡¯s got mystery, horror, fantasy, and a top-notch cast. Think: creepy job offers, a spooky boss, and lots of secrets waiting to unfold.

What¡¯s Perfect Job all about?

The main guy is Hyuk-jun, played by Lee Jae-wook (yep, the one from Alchemy of Souls). He¡¯s just a regular young man trying to earn some cash when he stumbles upon a part-time job that pays 50 times the usual hourly rate. Sounds like a dream, right? Not quite.

The job is offered by a strange agency called ¡°Spyder Human Resource Center¡±, and from the moment he signs up, weird stuff starts happening. Like, paranormal activity. Suddenly, this ¡°perfect job¡± turns into a nightmare, and Hyuk-jun¡¯s stuck right in the middle of it.

Who else is in Perfect Job?

• Ko Min-si (Sweet Home, Youth of May) plays Yeon-joo, a no-nonsense investigator who¡¯s digging into what¡¯s really going on at this creepy company.
• Kim Min-ha (Pachinko) plays Ji-yoon, Hyuk-jun¡¯s brave younger sister. She¡¯s the type who says, ¡°Poverty¡¯s scarier than ghosts,¡± and honestly, mood.
• Lee Hee-jun (Badland Hunters) is the mysterious boss known only as Mr. S - the guy handing out the spooky job offers.

Who¡¯s behind it?

Perfect Job is directed by Kim Da-min, and the script is written by the people who worked on Urban Myths and Concrete Utopia. That means it¡¯s in very good hands. The executive producer is Han Jun-hee, known for D.P., which was a big hit on Netflix.

Perfect Job is coming soon to Netflix. It¡¯s about scary jobs, family bonds, and figuring out whether some opportunities are too good to be true. (Spoiler: they usually are.) If you¡¯re into spooky mysteries with a bit of fantasy and great Korean storytelling, this one¡¯s for you. Stay tuned for more information on this!

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