This 100% Rotten Tomatoes K-Drama Is Your Best Sci-Fi Choice On Hulu
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Summary:
- Connect is a K-drama that revolves around new inhuman creatures.
- The story at the center of the series is unique and unlikely.
- K-drama was released in 2022 and is available to stream on Hulu.
Are there any science fiction fans? Then what about K-dramas? And what if we told you that we have just found the perfect show for fans of both?
The world of sci-fi is full of stories of all kinds, and the same goes for South Korean shows. But mixing the two genres together creates something unique and truly exciting. We want to tell you about a K-drama that earned its 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score fair and square.
The show is called Connect and it was released in 2022. In the center of the story there's a man named Ha Dongsoo, a supposedly ordinary man with an ordinary life. However, one day he was kidnapped by a dangerous gang that makes a fortune hunting for human organs.
One of his eyes is taken by the criminals and transplanted into a serial killer. This had a terrible effect on Dongsoo, as he became a witness to many horrible attacks on the people living in Seoul.
But why was he chosen as an eye donor? The thing is, the man is part of a new human race called "Connect". He has an immortal body, so his organs are of special value.
After becoming connected to the serial killer and being able to track him, Dongsoo makes it his mission to try to stop him from killing more people. The actions he takes are risky and can cost him a lot, but it doesn’t matter if you want to stop a criminal.
The sci-fi show can also be described as a real gripping horror K-drama, but in this case – it’s inevitable and makes the premise of the series even more appealing.
“Show is great so far. Brilliant acting from Haein as per as well as the co-leads Hyejun and Kyungpo. Do have to say that for those who are faint hearted, I would watch with caution,” Redditor Due-Sherbert3097 said.
There are also many weird plot twists that over the years became the obvious part of almost every Takashi Miike’s series.
If you are ready to explore the world of Connect, it’s time to stream it on Hulu.