Connect
A man is kidnapped and one of his eyes removed by a gang of organs hunters and transplanted into a serial killer. The unwilling donor now has terrible visions as he witnesses terrifying attacks on the residents of Seoul.
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Victoria Grace | Choi Irang |
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Kyung-pyo Go | Oh Jin-Seob |
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Hye-Joon Kim | Lee Yi-Rang |
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Hae-In Jung | Ha Dong-Soo |
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Sara Matsui-Colby | Lee Sun-Hee |
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Hao Feng | Oh Jin-Seob |
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Kane Suh | Kid |
Writer | Elliot Schiff | |
Producer | Song Jin Sun |
Dong Soo loses an eye to an organ hunter but discovers he can connect to the vision of the person who got his eye, who turns out to be a serial killer.
Dong Soo tracks down the murderer who got his eye with the help of the connected vision, but the connection happens sporadically.
While trying to catch the murderer, Dong Soo becomes a murder suspect himself. Jin Seop, the killer, becomes aware of Dong Soo's existence.
Dong Soo tells his secret to Detective Choi. I Rang, an aspiring writer, tells Dong Soo the truth. Jin Seop sets a trap to catch Dong Soo.
Jin Seop has taken Z and the junkyard owner captive as bait to lure Dong Soo. Dong Soo wants to save them both, but the odds are stacked against him.
Dong Soo is held captive at Jin Seop's atelier. I Rang and Detective Choi both set out to the atelier, but their conflicting interests stir chaos.
Owner | Jackmeats Flix |
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Location | TV_WWE |
Purchased | Sep 02, 2024 at PSA |
Quantity | 1 |
Seen | Sep 17, 2024 |
Added Date | Sep 02, 2024 11:23:21 |
Modified Date | Oct 12, 2024 10:59:09 |
Audio Tracks | Dolby Digital 2.0 |
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Subtitles | Many |
My quick rating - 6.4/10. I thought this show presented a very unique concept but was hampered by some lazy writing. The central idea, where a man’s eye is transplanted into a serial killer, leading him to witness brutal murders, offers an exciting premise. The gang of organs hunters that were central in the removal of the main characters eye were relentless but very sloppy in their part in the story as a whole. However, the execution just didn't live up to the initial ideas' potential brilliance. The most frustrating aspect is Kyung-pyo Go as Oh Jin-Seob and his ongoing lack of communication, which feels unnecessarily forced and was constantly pissing me off throughout the show. While the show leans more toward being a thriller as the protagonist hunts the serial killer, there are distinct horror elements in the way his visions unfold. The effects that portray his "connect" ability are well-done, providing some memorable visuals. Unfortunately, the story itself feels lackluster overall. While the acting is fine for the material, the writing weakens the impact of what could have been a more compelling show. It also didn't help much that the series ends on a complete cliffhanger, leaving things unresolved, and after two full years, is especially disappointing since that means the likeliness of getting any closure to this show is minute.