Strangers from Hell (2019)

In the gripping drama series "Strangers from Hell," we follow the journey of Yoon Jong Woo, a twenty-something provincial man venturing into the bustling, tumultuous life of Seoul. Leaving behind the familiarity of his small-town existence, Jong Woo embarks on an exciting but daunting new chapter in his life. He's drawn to the big city by the lure of a job opportunity at a modest office. However, Jong Woo's introduction to city life is far from the glamorous urban dream he had envisioned. His new home is a budget apartment, where the kitchen and bathroom are communal spaces, shared with a motley crew of fellow residents. These occupants, each stranger than the last, add a sinister shade to his already disconcerting transition. As Jong Woo navigates his new environment, he grows increasingly uncomfortable, not just with the shared living conditions but also with the peculiar and unsettling behavior of his housemates. Their eccentricities make the apartment more than just a cheap dwelling; it becomes a labyrinth of oddities, riddled with suspicion and discomfort. "Strangers from Hell" thus draws us into a compelling, eerie narrative of a young man's struggle to adapt to a new life, while grappling with the unsettling reality of his surroundings. It's a tale that masterfully intertwines the exploration of urban anxiety with the chilling allure of the unknown.

Strangers from Hell is a drama show featuring Yim Si-wan.

Strangers from Hell is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Pluto TV and The Roku Channel.