Black ~ Grim Reaper No. 444 Broke the Rules

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“Black” is a Korean drama series released in 2017, with 18 episodes, and categorized as Fantasy, Supernatural, Crime, Mystery, Thriller, Suspense; and streaming on OnDemandKorea. SUMMARY: A young woman has always had the ability to see death, i.e. the dark shadows that appear behind a person just before they die. A grim reaper possesses the body of a detective who was murdered and who was also her first love, which is why she can not understand his strange behavior. Eventually, she will realize that she is dealing with a supernatural being who is being punished because he broke the laws of the underworld. But by that time their relationship bonds will have become stronger. What can they do? They are from different worlds. ♦ Is It a Curse or a Gift? In “Black”, Kang Ha-Ram believes that she has been cursed ever since she was a little girl. Her father tried to convince her that she was not a bad girl. However, realizing that the dark shadows she saw frightened her, he gave her a pair of shades to wear. The dark lenses would make it look like the dark shadows were not there because she couldn’t see them as […]
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Black ~ Grim Reaper No. 444 Broke the Rules

"Black" is a Korean drama series released in 2017, with 18 episodes, and categorized as Fantasy, Supernatural, Crime, Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense.

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[Hotmess]

OMG, I can’t believe I slept on this drama for so long! The premise of 'Black' is so unique. I love the idea of a grim reaper breaking the rules and possessing someone’s body—it feels like a K-drama version of 'The Sixth Sense' but with romance and action. Song Seung-Heon and Go Ara are amazing actors, and their chemistry definitely shines. I’m binging this over the weekend for sure!

 

[WeepingMemories3000]

I really enjoyed reading your review. I saw 'Black' when it first aired and agree with you about the struggles K-drama writers face when ending supernatural stories. It’s a challenge to keep it satisfying without becoming predictable or cheesy. That said, I actually liked the bittersweet ending of 'Black'—it stayed true to the dark, mysterious tone of the series.

 

[MysteriousMountain]

I remember watching 'Black' back in 2017 and being blown away by its originality. However, I wasn’t thrilled with how some of the side plots were resolved, and I thought the pacing dragged in a few places. That said, the lead performances were stellar, especially Song Seung-Heon! I’d recommend it to anyone who loves supernatural mysteries.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

OMG, I can’t believe I slept on this drama for so long! The premise of 'Black' is so unique. I love the idea of a grim reaper breaking the rules and possessing someone’s body—it feels like a K-drama version of 'The Sixth Sense' but with romance and action. Song Seung-Heon and Go Ara are amazing actors, and their chemistry definitely shines. I’m binging this over the weekend for sure!

I slept on it too! A while back I started watching this series but stopped. I got distracted. Then I couldn't find it on any streaming platforms. Finally found it on On Demand Korea, with English subtitles, and I was like … GOTCHA! It will eventually be added to Netflix, but no need to wait.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

I remember watching 'Black' back in 2017 and being blown away by its originality. However, I wasn’t thrilled with how some of the side plots were resolved, and I thought the pacing dragged in a few places. That said, the lead performances were stellar, especially Song Seung-Heon! I’d recommend it to anyone who loves supernatural mysteries.

I like K-dramas that have grim reapers. (Like “Tomorrow” and “Guardian: The Lonely and Great God”) They're usually very handsome. LOL.