Hellbound

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Show • Nov 19, 2021

Unearthly beings deliver bloody condemnations, sending individuals to hell and giving rise to a religious group founded on the idea of divine justice.

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Seasons
2 seasons · 12 episodes
Status
Returning Series
Release
November 19, 2021 (4 years ago)
Language
Korean
Runtime
52m
Rating
TV-MA
Themes
Korean, Dark Fantasy, Korean Drama, Supernatural Fantasy, Supernatural Horror
Origin
South Korea
Companies
Climax Studios
Networks
Netflix

Cast

Crew

Scores

Average Score
66%
www.imdb.com IMDb
66%
letterboxd.com Letterboxd
66%
www.metacritic.com Metacritic
54%
mydramalist.com MyDramaList
75%
www.rottentomatoes.com Rotten Tomatoes
69%

Levels

Sex & Nudity
None
Violence
High
Profanity
Low
Algohol & Drugs
Low
Fright & Intensity
High

Seasons

  • Season 1

    S1: Season 1

    6 episodes / Nov 2021 - Nov 2021

    Hellbound takes place in 2022–27 in South Korea. An otherworldly face called an angel suddenly starts to materialize to deliver prophecies called de... Hellbound takes place in 2022–27 in South Korea. An otherworldly face called an angel suddenly starts to materialize to deliver prophecies called decrees that condemn certain individuals to Hell at a specific future time, either seconds or years away. Three monstrous supernatural beings called demons appear at almost the exact time to maul and incinerate the person's body in a spectacular show of force called a demonstration. Two organizations in cahoots, the cult-like New Truth Society and the gang-like Arrowhead group, gain power by playing on people's fears.
  • Season 2

    S2: Season 2

    6 episodes / Oct 2024 - Oct 2024

    In a chaotic world exacerbated by the continuous hellbound decrees, lawyer Min Hye Jin of Sodo, The New Truth Society, and the Arrowheads get entangle... In a chaotic world exacerbated by the continuous hellbound decrees, lawyer Min Hye Jin of Sodo, The New Truth Society, and the Arrowheads get entangled anew amidst the sudden resurrections of the formerly condemned; The New Truth’s Chairman Jung Jin Su, and Park Jung Ja.

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