‘A Killer Paradox’ series review: Bloody K-drama thriller wastes its potential to be a compelling character study

Webtoons have actually become a found diamond for the South Korean media market, which is currently significantly looking to adjust currently effective tales. While styles such as love were the anticipated front runners to be converted to Netflix displays, the extra grittier, bloodier tales have actually additionally discovered a eager target market. Netflix’s most recent, A Killer Paradox, is one such instance. Though it supplies on its assurance of a somewhat awkward thriller, the minimal runtime shows to be a difficulty for character advancement.

A Killer Paradox’s supervisor, Lee Chang- hee, is no unfamiliar person to darker subject, considering his previous deal with Hell Is Other People ( 2019), yet this time around he instills a somewhat comical tone to the entire organization of murder. Lee Tang (Choi Woo- shik), a down-on-his-luck university student can not appear to identify his function in life, and the closest he obtains to it is his …