Casey Blignaut

don’t usually write reviews, but I felt like this one deserved it. Spoilers ahead: The concept of K-pop idols being demon hunters was slightly creative, and I did enjoy that idea at first. But toward the end, it really lost its spark. The whole “half-demon, half-hunter because her parents fell in love” angle has been done many times before, and it didn’t feel fresh here. What really bothered me, though, was the emotional writing: The main character was shamed for being part demon — by her closest friends and her aunt, no less — and none of them apologized. Instead, they just went back to normal at the end like she hadn’t carried all that shame alone. Her friends literally pulled swords on her… and we’re supposed to believe they’re all good again with no real conversation or healing? And of course, the demon she connected with had the typical tragic backstory and sacrificed himself for her. Very predictable. I was really hoping she’d turn into a villain or at least choose a different path — something more complex. The idea was cool (I mean, K-pop + demon hunting?), but the execution felt safe, familiar, and lacking depth where it mattered most.

Honestly, I felt a little unsure since I saw the rating not being really high. Didn't even know the show existed because there was no advertisements about the show being a thing. However, when I saw that Sony Pictures was behind it I decided to give it a shot because I really enjoy the shows and films they create. And let's just say I was on the edge of my seat. I binged it in an entire day and I really loved it. I thought it would be a kids show but it really had more than what you'd think a kid shows would be. It was a little predictable sometimes but still very enjoyable. The action that kept me on the edge of my seat. The comedy the drama just amazing I really enjoyed it and I hope that others can enjoy it too.