‘Hellbound’ creator teases season 2 of Netflix Smash Hit

Yeon Sang-ho is a well-known name among fans of the fascinating genre after adapting it to a modern classic. Train to Busan and the sequel Peninsula, and his move to multi-episode storytelling on Netflix received a similarly enthusiastic response from critics and audiences alike.

Supernatural horror six episodes Hell is bound has been one of the top shows on the platform since its launch last week, and it has a perfect show on 100% Rotten Tomatoes along with what are sure to be big viewership numbers. The finale ended with a smash game that established a gripping second season and in an interview with Diversity The filmmaker has teased what might be in store in store.

“Because Hell is bound Based on the original webtoon, my partner Choi Kyu-Seok and I decided that the story would then be told first through the webtoon and, as to whether we wanted to turn it into another live-action series or not, that’s something we’ll need to discuss further. As you know, we just released Hell is bound Season 1 and so we don’t have any time to discuss that with Netflix. So I would say this is something that we need to discuss further.”

Hell is bound Set in a world where a religious sect has instilled in the masses a simmering sense of fear, caused by people experiencing haunting visions that tell them the exact time of their deaths. Using fear as power, groups influence and brainwash their supporters to see friends and family as ‘sinners’, but all is not as simple as it seems.

Include some brutal violence, dramatic levels or production design and some important reflections on life, death, and fate, and Hell is bound has the potential to operate for many years, Is it popular enough on Netflix? and inspires Sang-ho to return to the well.