Cursed palaces, undercover snipers, and long-awaited reunions: here’s your July K-drama guide starring Ji Sung, Nam Joo-hyuk, Park Eun-bin and more.
Nam Joo-hyuk plays Gu-cheon in’The East Palace.’ Picture: Netflix, thanks to IMDB.
July is here with a fresh lineup of brand-new releases. From interesting criminal capers and spooky supernatural secrets to heartfelt romantic reunions, this month’s premiering programs are loaded with Korean super stars and special principles. Here are 6 K-dramas coming out in July that you should not lose out on.
The Apartment Job
The famous Ji Sung is at the heart of this series that’s equivalent parts drama and funny. Playing an ex-gangster, Park Hae-gang, Ji attempts to take control of an apartment building’s internal board, intending to uncover the structure’s surprise upkeep fund. At the same time, the hustle takes an unanticipated turn when he reveals a web of regional corruption, engaging him to end up being the neighborhood’s not likely hero.
Release Date: July 11
Dream to You
An incomplete romance and a latent dream bring Woo Soo-bin (Hwang In-yeop)and Joo Yi-jae (Lee Hye-ri)back to each other several years later on. The 2 utilized to be high-school sweeties and extremely enthusiastic about filmmaking. Then, life got in the method, requiring them to part methods. Soo-bin, now a prominent filmmaker, go back to Korea searching for Yi-jae just to find she’s living off a press reporter’s task, having actually quit on her imaginative dreams for the sake of her duties. Fulfilling him once again brings all her buried feelings and aspirations back, and with Soo-bin cheering her on, she lastly begins to discover the innovative voice she believed she had actually lost permanently.
Release Date: July 13
The East Palace
In a cursed royal palace, where fiends sneak around every corner, the haunting of the crown prince’s own bed room makes things even worse. Desperate, the king hires Gu-cheon(Nam Joo-hyuk), an experienced fighter who can stroll amongst ghosts to hunt them down, and Saeng-gang (Roh Yoon-seo), a palace house maid who can hear the voices of the dead, to find out what’s going on. Now these 2 need to slip backward and forward in between the real life and a scary ghost world, risking their lives to decipher tricks and conserve the kingdom.
Spooky in Love
Cheon Yeo-ri(Park Eun-bin)may be a growing businesswoman, however she’s totally lonesome due to a dark trick: she can see and hear dead individuals. Even even worse, her curse is infectious– whoever touches her hand sees them too. Whatever modifications when she crosses courses with Ma Gang-uk( Yang Se-jong ), an attorney fixing cold-case murders. The 2 collaborate to safeguard each other from the ghosts haunting them
A Bona Fide Killer
Adjusted from a hit Kakao webtoon, A Bona Fide Killer follows a working mom handling the “most ruthless task” on the planet. Gong Hyo-jin plays Yu Bona, a devoted homemaker and sales executive who moonlights as a famous sniper called “Kingfisher” devoted to getting rid of bad guys. The genuine difficulty begins when her partner, an investigative reporter, and a regional investigator start searching for her modify ego.
Release Date: July 31
A Shop for Killers S2
Jeong Ji-an(Kim Hye-jun) reunites with her uncle Jeong Jin-man (Lee Dong-wook) in this explosive follow up for a high-stakes face-off versus a hazardous underground army. After enduring the occasions of the very first season, Ji-a takes control of as the head of the trump cards storage facility Murthehelp. When her uncle returns from the dead, the set launch a counterattack versus Babylon, the callous company searching them down. The series rotates in between the contemporary dispute and Ji-an’s university years, exposing how a dubious online app initially put assassins on her path.
Release Date: July 2026