Kim Hyun Joo’s Best Works To Check Out This Week: ‘Hellbound,’ ‘Jung_E,’ More

The year 2024 has just begun but the catalog for amazing K-dramas is getting longer and longer.

One of the best releases so far is Kim Hyun Joo's occult thriller "The Bequeathed," where she played a troubled professor who is subjected to murderous events after inheriting a cemetery.

Kim Hyun Joo delivered a strong performance, captivating viewers all around the globe. If you loved "The Bequeathed," here's where you can see more of the actress.

'Hellbound'

First on the list is Kim Hyun Joo's first ever work with Yeon Sang Ho, the same director of "The Bequeathed," which is another occult show "Hellbound."

In the series, the actress played an attorney who is subjected to hell by unknown supernatural beings due to her mortal sins.

"Hellbound" is an exceptional work that can rival "The Bequeathed" with its unorthodox and chilling concepts, winning millions of viewers over. With that, a new season is underway so stay tuned for more updates on the series.

'Jung_E'

In the past year, Kim Hyun Joo reinvented her image from a sophisticated star into a free-spirited artist who's not afraid of a challenge.

Through "Jung_E," she transformed into a mercenary as she boasted her martial arts and weapon-handling skills.

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Kim Hyun Joo played the role of a war leader and a cyborg who puts a halt to the civil war. With her dauntless depiction of her character, she earned high praises from viewers and critics alike.

'Trolley'

Last but not the least is the highly rated K-drama "Trolley" which also stars his "The Bequeathed" co-star Park Hee Soon.

Kim Hyun Joo took on the dual role of Kim Hye Joo and Kim Jae Eun as she quietly lives as a respectable wife of a National Assembly member while leaving her troubled past behind.

The actress showcased her versatility as she gave life to her other character as her secrets were unearthed from the grave, creating chaos into her newly built world.

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All works are available for worldwide streaming on Netflix. Make sure to check them out.

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Written by Elijah Mully.