Save Me Korean Review. [HanCinema's Drama Review] "Save Me" Episode 10 HanCinema The Korean Movie and Drama Database Nevertheless, as expected for OCN's trademark despondent themed dramas, it made me cringe on how the sinister villains and. The only reason I watched this OCN crime drama Save Me (2017) was because of my respect for lead actor Taecyeon (Dream High, Cinderella's Sister, Who Are You?, Bring It On, Ghost!) who grows as an actor with every new drama he is in
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As a pseudo Christian religious cult overtakes a sleepy Korean village in the mountains, Sang Mi must fight for her family However, this series was so distasteful to this Christian reviewer that I ended up really hating it with a passion
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Save Me (also known as Rescue Me) is a psychological thriller about a woman (Seo Ye Ji) who finds herself trapped in a pseudo-religious cult Nevertheless, as expected for OCN's trademark despondent themed dramas, it made me cringe on how the sinister villains and. For anyone who hasn't seen it, Save Me is about a family from Seoul who moves to the countryside, only to find out that they have been scammed, and so end up temporarily homeless, until the father lands a job at a farm, where the family then live
Save Me Review Drama Korea Bertema Kultus Sekte. Nevertheless, as expected for OCN's trademark despondent themed dramas, it made me cringe on how the sinister villains and. This show must have seemed like such a risk to the production company but they pulled it off with an incredible cast with simple but effective cinematography, and most importantly, a really disciplined screenplay that keeps you immersed in one of the most disturbing worlds in Korean culture—the religious cult.
[HanCinema's Drama Review] "Save Me" Episode 10 HanCinema The Korean Movie and Drama Database. The only reason I watched this OCN crime drama Save Me (2017) was because of my respect for lead actor Taecyeon (Dream High, Cinderella's Sister, Who Are You?, Bring It On, Ghost!) who grows as an actor with every new drama he is in It's also a story about growing up, and realizing your parents aren't the gods of our childhood