Netflix original 'Hell' has become the top former World in the open Haru.
According to Flix Patrol, an online content service rankings site on the 21st, "Hell" reached the top of 24 of 190 countries in the Netflix TV program category on the 20th (local time). Korea, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Mexico and Saudi Arabia ranked first, and United States of America, Canada and Turkey ranked third. It is a remarkable achievement compared to the squid Game' which was ranked # 1 in World in six days.
The first-placed "squid Game" went down to second place; "Hell" and "squid Game" took first and second place side by side, solidifying the status of the elevated K-content.
'Hell' also recorded 100% freshness in the United States of America movie drama criticism site 'Lotten Tomato'. Critics have left assessments such as "Hell's pace may seem slow at first, but it evolves steadily into a sharp and powerful mix of commentary on police procedural and violent fear and human defects, deaths, sins, justice and the effects of media" and "shows the power and diversity of K dramas as well as the power of adapted content" and "difficult to take an eye off Hell because of its addiction".
'Hell', which was released on November 19th, is a story about the story of Hell's lions who appeared without notice, who are sentenced to Hell, and who are trying to reveal the truth of the religious group that revived the confusion.
The original work is based on the same name, which is written by Choi Kyu-seok of 'Awaku' and directed by director Yeon Sang-ho of the movie 'King of Pigs', 'Busan' and 'Bando'. In addition to the three-dimensional drawing of various human groups, Kim Hyun-joo, Young-in, Won Jin-a, Kim Shin-rok and other actors lead many people to deep and deep 'Hell'.