A Killer Paradox
Xvid
A man who accidentally murders a serial killer and a detective who pursues him relentlessly.
Flailing at life, Lee Tang panics after he kills a man after work. Soon, Jang Nan-gam is on the case - discovering a disturbing truth about the victim.
A mysterious woman approaches Tang, claiming to know his secret and begins to blackmail him. The weight of his actions starts taking a mental toll.
Nan-gam struggles to find clear answers as he investigates the latest deaths. After connecting with an enigmatic figure, Tang decides to turn himself in.
Wondering if the same killer is behind all the murders, Nan-gam probes Roh Bin for clues, leading to an unlikely partnership between the two.
As Nan-gam notices a clear pattern among the recent murders, he searches for Tang - unaware of another mysterious man who is doing the same.
In his search for Tang, Song Chon confronts Bin - who desperately turns to Nan-gam for help. But Tang agrees to meet with Chon, who has a proposition.
Nan-gam comes face to face with Chon, who recognizes him from the past. As Bin and Tang plan their final escape, Bin receives a menacing phone call.
The endgame to the chase leads to a final fight - and it's everyone versus Chon. In the process, Nan-gam finally learns the truth about his father.
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Woo-sik Choi | Lee Tang |
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Ren Hanami | Jeong-Hui |
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Hee-joon Lee | Song Chon |
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Seok-hyeon Jo | |
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Bong-sik Hyun | Park Choong-jin |
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Halley Kim | Yu-Jeong |
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Aria Song | Jae-sun |
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Sang-Kyung Han | Hard-hitting |
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Sukku Son | Jang Nan-gam |
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Hao Feng | Gyeong-Hwan |
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Andrew Lee | Detective Kim |
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Jin-bok Nam | |
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Ji-Hoon Lee | Moon Myeong-joon |
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Hyun-Sook Jun | |
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Sun Jang | Jae-soon |
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Paul Syre | Tang |
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Roh Jae-won | Ha Sang-min |
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Dylan Locke | Jin-seong |
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Kim Yo-han | Roh Bin |
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Timothy Dang | Gwang-Hun |
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Jeong Esuz | Seon Yeo-Ok |
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Joong-ok Lee | Kang Sang-Muk |
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Hye-Won Oh | Lee Yoo-jeong |
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Tae-Jun Kim | Team 2 detective |
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Geum-Soon Kim | Gwang-hun's wife |
| Director | Chang-hee Lee |
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| Writer | Ggomabi, da-Min Kim, Chang-hee Lee | |
| Producer | Kim Ji-Yeon, Su Jin Jung | |
| Packaging | MKV |
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| Nr Discs | 1 |
| Audio Tracks | Dolby Digital 2.0 |
| Subtitles | Many |
| Owner | Jackmeats Flix |
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| Location | TV_WWE |
| Purchased | On Feb 16, 2024 at PSA |
| Watched | Jun 07, 2024 |
| Index | 8513 |
| Added Date | Feb 16, 2024 08:31:22 |
| Modified Date | Jun 07, 2024 12:15:37 |
My quick rating - 7.4/10. Well, that was an unexpected gem that sneaks up on you, delivering a bizarrely dark yet humorously compelling story. The show starts with a unique premise: a man who accidentally kills a serial killer and subsequently finds himself relentlessly pursued by a detective. What begins as an intriguing setup quickly evolves into a darker, stranger hero story that continuously defies expectations. The series doesn't just rest on its intriguing plot. It excels in its execution, with well-crafted dialogue that feels strikingly genuine despite the fantastical elements of the story. The conversations are sharp, witty, and realistic, grounding the fantastical events in a relatable human experience. One thing that makes this show work is its pacing and structure. The story doesn't unfold in a straightforward manner but rather jumps around, covering various sub-stories and perspectives. This narrative choice could have easily become confusing, but the show skillfully weaves these threads together, creating a cohesive and engaging storyline that becomes more rewarding as it progresses. Woo-sik Choi's performance is another highlight of the series. He brings depth and nuance to his character, making the protagonist's bizarre journey both believable and captivating. His portrayal adds an emotional weight to the series, drawing you deeper into the story. Despite its dark themes, "A Killer Paradox" maintains a perfect balance, never becoming too scary but consistently keeping you enthralled during intense scenes. The show’s ability to mix humor with dark, intense moments is one of its greatest strengths, making it a unique streaming experience. Initially, I had modest expectations for "A Killer Paradox," thinking it might be just another average series. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly and thoroughly it sucked me in. The blend of dark humor, well-written dialogue, and complex storytelling makes it a standout in the genre. If you're looking for a series that gets better and weirder with each episode, this is a must-watch.
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