[ad_1] Popular show “Squid Game” has conquered 94 countries and counting with its tracksuits and bleak message of social inequality, spawning hundreds of memes in the process and becoming the anti-“Ted Lasso.” Within a month of its mid-September debut, it overtook steamy Regency romance “Bridgerton” as Netflix’s most-watched series ever. That people gravitate toward dystopian
Squid
[ad_1] Childhood games with violent twists, an army of shadowy masked men wielding guns, and everyday people on the brink of financial ruin fighting for their lives — the premise of the popular Netflix series Squid Game is the stuff of nightmares. If you’re one of the millions of people who binge-watched the dystopian hit
[ad_1] How much would you be willing to give in order to settle your debts? Your life? Someone else’s? These are the questions posed by Hwang Dong-hyuk’s outrageous survival drama Squid Game, which premiered on Netflix back in September. The latest addition to what has been coined the ‘death game genre,’ Squid Game follows the
[ad_1] At the beginning of September, no one thought that Netflix would debut its biggest original TV show ever. Yet, on September 17, 2020, the streaming service debuted Squid Game, a show from South Korea, with almost no publicity. It quickly became an international hit, including in the US, and now everyone is talking about
[ad_1] My wife and I have no plans to conceive another child for two reasons: our advanced baby making ages and the fact that I don’t want my new son or daughter to have a friend named “Squid Game.” The oddly named friend could easily become reality if Gen Zers continue their infatuation with naming
[ad_1] Korean series Squid Game has taken the world by storm. (PHOTO: NETFLIX, SQUIDGAMEOFFICIAL.COM) Bye Bridgerton, so long The Crown, au revoir Lupin – there’s a new binge boss in town and it’s sucking in viewers like no other. Squid Game, the Korean horror-thriller series that everyone is talking about, shot to the No 1
[ad_1] Korean web series Squid Game is all the rage everywhere – it has become a global phenomenon and is quite literally the only show on everyone’s lips for the time being. Several great web series have come and gone, including this year, but few have managed to come close to the euphoria that is
[ad_1] Photo credit: Squid Game – Netflix There’s no denying it. Squid Game has risen as Netflix’s next big thing, and no, I’m not being dramatic. According to Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos, the K-drama series shot to the top of viewing charts, giving it a “very good chance” of becoming Netflix’s most popular show to
[ad_1] Troy Reimink The premise of Netflix’s “Squid Game” might be the TV best elevator pitch of all time: It’s “Hunger Games” for adults, with a thick layer of late-capitalist panic and a visual aesthetic built for memes. Total slam dunk. By now, the Korean-language series has thoroughly swept the planet. Its story involves hundreds
[ad_1] The Korean TV series “Squid Game” has been a sensation since it debuted on Netflix in September. The twisty thriller — about an assortment of desperate debtors who risk their lives in a series of supercharged children’s games, in hopes of winning a big cash prize — has hooked audiences with its fantastical sets
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 5
- Next Page »