The captivating Netflix series ‘Bloodhounds,’ directed by Kim Joo Hwan, has become an international sensation, captivating audiences worldwide with its portrayal of two young men navigating the perilous realm of private loans, where money holds absolute power and lives are dispensable.
Since its release, ‘Bloodhounds’ has been causing ripples in the industry. According to Netflix’s TOP 10 rankings, the series has already amassed a staggering 27.97 million viewing hours in a mere three days, catapulting it into instant stardom. Swiftly ascending the ranks, it secured the coveted 2nd spot in Netflix’s Global TOP 10 TV category for non-English shows. The series has also claimed a position in the TOP 10 lists of 40 countries, including Brazil, France, and Mexico.
Critics and viewers alike have showered praise upon the show, commending its powerful performances, gripping storyline, and deft direction. Overseas media outlets have lauded ‘Bloodhounds,’ singling out the impactful chemistry and knockout performances by Woo Do Hwan and Lee Sang Yi, hailing the series as a delightful and enjoyable viewing experience. Some fans have even expressed their longing for a second season that delves deeper into the world of ‘Bloodhounds.’
The attention and accolades bestowed upon ‘Bloodhounds’ are undoubtedly well-deserved, as the series stands as a masterpiece in its own right. It not only entertains but also sparks profound contemplation and discourse on the prevailing injustices within society. With its stellar ensemble cast, impeccable direction, and thought-provoking narrative, ‘Bloodhounds’ is essential television—a remarkable work of art that demands to be seen.