The Netflix series 'Hell 2', which changed the main character to Kim Sung-chul due to the investigation of actor Yoo Ah-in on drug charges, will return for the first time in three years.
"Hell", which has been praised by viewers and critics around the world, will return to season 2 on October 25 as it not only topped the Golden Tomato Best Horror Series category in 2021, but also recorded 110 million viewers within 10 days of its release and ranked in the Top 10 series in more than 93 countries. "Hell" Season 2 is a story about a world that has become more confused by the continuous notice of hell, and Sodo's lawyer Min Hye-jin, Saejin's group, and arrowhead forces are newly intertwined over the suddenly revived chairman Jeong Jin-soo and Park Jung-ja.
The released launch trailer draws attention as it features the revival of 'Jung Jin-soo' (Kim Sung-chul), who received a demonstration to hell in season 1. The first chairman of the Saejin Council 'Jeong Jin-soo', who misled people by preaching the chaos that swept the world as a message of God, is secretly demonstrated when it is revealed that he received a notice to go to hell 20 years ago. After the demonstration, the hell lion running back to him, howling in the flames 'Jeong Jin-soo', and the slowly resurgent form amplify questions about what will happen. "Hell" Season 2, which foreshadows a new development with the sudden emergence of a resurgent in a more chaotic world where hell-bound notices and demonstrations have become widespread, will once again capture viewers around the world with a deeper worldview and colorful characters.
Director Yeon Sang-ho, who directed and wrote the screenplay, expressed his feelings about returning as one of the people who loves the world view of "Hell" in three years following "Hell" Season 1 and hinted that "If you liked Season 1, it seems like it came out as a work full of interesting questions."
Season 2 of "Hell", which draws expectations with the addition of new characters and more advanced stories following season 1, which received great reviews from all over the world for its unique dystopian worldview, will be released only on Netflix on October 25 (Fri).
