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Lee Byung-Hun Thrillers That Hit Harder Than Squid Game

Lee Byung-Hun Thrillers: Lee Byung-Hun stuns the world with his portrayal of the Frontman in the Korean series Squid Game. At 54, the actor delivers a powerful performance that continues to capture global attention. Let’s take a look at some of Lee Byung-Hun’s other gripping Korean thrillers.

1. I Saw the Devil:

Soo-hyun, a secret service agent, relentlessly hunts down the murderer of his pregnant fiancée. Once he finds him, he implants a GPS tracker in the killer, thereby setting the stage for a deadly revenge mission.

Platform: Prime Video

2. Iris:

An NSS agent recruits two friends who have been trained by the special mission battalion. However, their friendship faces a serious test when both unexpectedly develop feelings for the same woman.

Platform: Netflix

3. A Bittersweet Life:

Gangster Sun-woo’s relationship with his leader gradually deteriorates when he defies orders. As a result, a fierce power struggle erupts within the organization and spreads among others involved.

Platform: Prime Video

4. Concrete Utopia:

After a devastating earthquake, Hwang Gung Apartments in Seoul remain the only place left for the survivors. However, as more people seek refuge, the building’s residents increasingly struggle to accommodate them.

Platform: Prime Video

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5. Emergency Declaration:

Korean authorities track a terrorist who’s suspected of boarding a flight bound for the US. However, when a passenger suddenly dies, panic quickly sets in. Meanwhile, fuel begins to run low, and with no help available mid-air, the situation spirals into chaos.

Platform: Jiohotstar

6. Joint Security Area:
A team of investigators probes the deaths of two North Korean soldiers at the Korean Demilitarized Zone, seeking to uncover the truth behind the incident.

Platform: Prime Video

7. The Man Standing Next:
During the Koreagate investigation, former KCIA director flees away to the US, bringing valuable insight into the South Korean government’s inner workings.

Platform: Prime Video

8. The Good, the Bad, the Weird:

A group of outlaws and a bounty hunter set out to find treasure using a map, but the Japanese Army and Chinese bandits chase them down, sparking a deadly adventure.

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