


Season 1
As humans turn into savage monsters and the world plunges into terror, a handful of survivors fight for their lives — and to hold on to their humanity.

Episode 1
Cha Hyun-su moves into the run-down Green Home by himself. Not long after, he witnesses a disturbing sight in his neighbor's apartment.

Episode 2
As a state of emergency is declared, the residents tie up Pyeon Sang-wook for being bitten. Hyun-su is unable to ignore a family in distress.

Episode 3
An unexpected savior protects the children from harm as Hyun-su, together with Yoon Ji-su and Jung Jae-heon, tries to bring them to safety.

Episode 4
Critical information about the monsters is made public. When residents are split on what to do with Hyun-su, Lee Eun-hyeok suggests they hold a vote.

Episode 5
Tasked to carry out dangerous missions, Hyun-su heads back to retrieve Han Du-sik. Sang-wook stops at nothing to finish what he started.

Episode 6
An Seon-yeong confronts the greatest monster in her life. Leaving the building, Seo Yi-kyung heads to her fiancé's office in search of answers.

Episode 7
Hyun-su saves the others from a deadly attack. Running out of necessities, Eun-hyeok announces a plan to venture outside for resources.

Episode 8
Having little options in her state of being, Ji-su agrees to take a big risk. Yi-kyung returns to Green Home just in time.

Episode 9
When a team of outlaws take over the building, the residents are shown how humans can be even more barbaric than the monsters.

Episode 10
A military leaflet promises a route to safety, but the group is reluctant to trust it. Hyun-su is exposed to a new perspective on his condition.
Avis de la communauté (5)
The Korean version of Tokyo Ghoul, the difference is that this one was made into a plague😂
I really enjoyed this season. The comradery between the Residents as they band together and the interwoven back ground stories really helped to get to know the characters as they fight for survival. :thumbsup_tone1:
And... finally this improved. I prefer the series without "monsters". I don't wanna a second season, but there has to be one. 😭 Is always the same with Netflix.
I so wanted to enjoy this. I've never seen the source material, but great actors, typical Netflix production value (reasonably good, rather than brilliant), and intriguing monster / zombie mix. And some great reviews - some commentators love the show But for me, it was drawn out, a bizarre mix of complex character plots (it turns out to be mostly a character driven series, which the monsters an extension), and (despite the action scenes and omnipresent blood) was quite slow End result, for me was I found it quite dull. Like so many things, I'll go and read the original, but having a derivative product with big production values doesn't always makes things better