Jeremy C.

Train to Busan was better, but this movie is still good on its own. An entirely different plot with a new set of characters (no returning stars), set four years after TTB. The movie presented a fresh new look on the zombie situation in the Korean Peninsula, and the acting, cinematography, and story did not disappoint. Definitely worth watching this roller coaster of emotions :))

Mystic Pop-Up Bar definitely made my favorites. This comedy/mystic drama, based on a Daum webtoon, sent me through a rollercoaster of emotions all throughout the 12-episode series. One thing that disappointed me was the fact that the season finale felt rushed, but it was due to the unfortunate reason that the actor who played the role of Kangbae had to leave for the required two years of service in the Korean army. The overall story, cinematography, and excellent work from the actors themselves really brought out the mystic side of the drama. Even the music was phoenomenal; the OSTs were fitting to the magical theme of the show. Overall, Mystic Pop-Up Bar was definitely worth watching.