The trailer begins as Park Jung Ja (Kim Shin Rok) is suddenly sentenced to hell by an angel when her children are celebrating her birthday. The sudden appearance of an angle left not only Park Jung Ja but also viewers engulfed in shock and horror. Soon, the chilling narration of Jung Jin Soo (Yoo Ah In), who preaches the will of God in the middle of chaos, doubles the tension.
Jung Jin Soo insists that supernatural phenomena are GodŌĆÖs warning to sinners and that fear will set people free from sin. However, the world plunges into more and more rampant chaos as the live broadcast of Park Jung JaŌĆÖs execution approaches. PeopleŌĆÖs doubt and hatred for each other bring another hell in this world. At the end of the video, Jung Jin Soo comments, ŌĆ£IŌĆÖd like to welcome you all to the new world,ŌĆØ heralding an unpredictable story that will unfold in a chaotic world. Hellbound is based on the popular webtoon of the same name. Train to Busan and Peninsula director Yeon Sang Ho, who sharply delved into the uncertainties and absurdities of modern society, helmed the entire production, from webtoon to co-writing the script and directing the series, solidifying his own worldview. Meanwhile, the intense plot of Hellbound has captivated the actors as well. ŌĆ£ŌĆśHellboundŌĆÖ succinctly described the hell of the present life.ŌĆØ (Yoo Ah In) ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs a work with a piercing connotation that sticks out even when you enjoy it.ŌĆØ (Park Jung Min) ŌĆ£I felt the captivating power from the script. Those who make irreversible mistakes, those who keep their beliefs to the end, and those who sacrifice themselves. Because the situations, stories, and attitudes of the characters are so different, there will be various messages depending on the point of view.ŌĆØ (Won Jin Ah) Hellbound will be released on November 19th.
Source: Netflix
