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The Review Geek
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Shark: The Storm Season 1 Preview: Release Date, Time, & Where To Watch
Shark: The Storm Shark: The Storm is the anticipated sequel to the action noir movie, Shark: The Beginning. The six-part series is directed by Kim Geon with Kim Min-seok reprising his lead role. The 2021 movie tells the story of Woo-sol, a high school student jailed for fighting a bully. The film details his life in prison and how his encounter with a former MMA champion, Do-hyun, changed Woo-sol's life forever.n You can get a short synopsis of the film here. If you've been following this one, you may be curious to find out when the sequel will release. Well, wonder no more. Here is everything we know about Shark: The Storm, including its release date, time, cast, and where you can watch it. What is Shark: The Storm about? Shark: The Storm continues Woo-sol's story after his release from prison. Now, Woo-sol is trying to pick up the pieces of his life. The stigma of his prison record still follows him, but Woo-sol is training to become an MMA fighter. Unfortunately, Woo-sol finds himself in trouble when the gang leader, Hyun U-yeong, shows up and demands that he join them. To save himself and his family, Woo-sol takes on Hyun U-yeong. Oh! Did we forget to mention that U-hyeong is one hell of a highly trained, vicious fighter? Of course, it won't be a walk in the park for Woo-sol, but did Do-hyun teach him enough to survive? Where Can I Watch Shark: The Storm? For South Koreans, the show will be available on TVING. For international viewers, the show will be available on Disney+ and Hulu. Shark: The Storm Release Date Shark: The storm is all set to release on Thursday 15th May at 11:50 am (ET)/7:50 am (GMT). Expect all episodes of the show to drop at the same time, with each episode having a runtime of between 55-65 minutes. How Many Episodes Will Shark: The Storm Have? The series will have a total of six episodes that will drop simultaneously on the 15th of May. The show will include English subtitles on all episodes. Shark: The Storm Cast Kim Min-seok is expected to reprise his lead role as Woo-sol. Joining him will be Lee Hyun-wook, who will reprise his role as the gang leader, Hyun U-yeong. Wi Ha-joon and the other characters will make a small cameo in supporting roles. Jung Da-eun is also expected to appear on the show, but we are yet to find out more about her character. Is There A Trailer For Shark: The Storm? Of course, there is. Enjoy the action-packed trailer below:
Tatler Asia
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
11 new K-dramas to binge-watch this month: Watch for these thrillers, rom-coms and star comebacks
'Second Shot at Love' Above Sooyoung and Gong Myoung takes a second shot at love in their latest K-drama. (Photo: tvN) Premieres on Viki (selected regions), May 12 Han Geum-joo (Girls' Generation's Sooyoung) is a talented car mechanic with a love for drinks—and no patience for being labelled an alcoholic. Just as she swears off booze to prove her critics wrong, her first love, Seo Ui-joon (Gong Myoung), reappears. He's a doctor with a strong aversion to alcohol. What could possibly go wrong? 'Spring of Youth' Above In their spring of youth (Photo: SBS) When K-pop idol Sa Gye (Ha Yoo-joon of AxMxP) is kicked out of his band, he gives college a try. At Hanju University, he falls for music student Kim Bom ( All of Us Are Dead' s Park Ji-hu); together they form a band with med student Seo Tae-yang (Lee Seung-hyub from Lovely Runner) , drummer Gong Jin-gu (Kim Sun-min) and superfan Bae Gyu-ri (Seo Hye-won). See also: The breakout stars of 'Weak Hero Class': Meet the next generation of K-drama talent 'Shark: The Storm' Above 'Shark: The Storm' is coming. (Photo: IMDb) Premieres May 15 Kim Min-seok reprises his role as Cha Woo-sol in this sequel to Shark: The Beginning . Out of prison and seeking redemption through MMA, Woo-sol faces off against Hyun Woo-yong (Lee Hyun-wook), a brutal underground fight league boss. This time, it's not about glory—it's about survival. 'Dear Hongrang' Premieres on Netflix, May 15 Lee Jae-wook (Alchemy of Souls) stars as Hongrang, the long-lost heir of a merchant empire, who vanished at age eight and resurfaces 12 years later with no memory of his past. Jo Bo-ah (Destined With You) plays his devoted step-sister Jae-yi, who must navigate the mystery of his return—and her growing feelings for him. Don't miss: Star-studded K-dramas with next-level casting and unforgettable cameos 'Nine Puzzles' Premieres on Disney+, May 21 Yoon I-na (Kim Da-mi, who you might recognise from Our Beloved Summer ) was once the prime suspect in her uncle's murder. Now a profiler, she's drawn into a series of copycat killings that echo the unsolved case. Forced to work with profiler Kim Sae-han (Seon Suk-ku), who once doubted her, she must confront the puzzle of her own past to find the killer. 'The Director's Hater' Above This two-episode K-drama is dropping this month. (Photo: IMDb) Premieres on May 23 To save his career and team, professional basketball coach Maeng Gong (Park Sung-woong) is forced to work with his harshest critic, notorious online troll Hwa Jin (Park Soo-oh). Together, they embark on a mission to rejuvenate the team's dynamics, blending Maeng Gong's experience with Hwa-jin's unconventional insights. 'Our Unwritten Seoul' Above Park Bo-young plays twins in her latest K-drama (Photo: tvN) Premieres on Netflix on May 24 Park Bo-young plays identical twin sisters Yoo Mi-ji and Yoo Mi-rae, who are polar opposites in every way and lead vastly different lives. Yoo Mi-ji is a free-spirit, once a promising track athlete whose sprinting days are now over. Yoo Mi-rae, on the other hand, is an uptight type A who works at a public corporation. When circumstances—largely of their own making—force the sisters to swap identities, they go on a journey of self discovery, second chances and unexpected romance. GOT7's Jin Young costars as Lee Ho-su, a lawyer with a heart of gold. 'ONE: High School Heroes' Above Your newest school-bullying thriller has arrived (Photo: Wavve) Premieres May 30 Lee Jung-ha (Moving) stars as Ui-gyeom, a quiet, brilliant student with a hidden fighting talent. Teaming up with the charismatic Kang Yoon Gi (Kim Do Wan) , they form the High School Heroes, a masked vigilante group battling bullies and school corruption. 'Oh My Ghost Clients' Above Defender of the dead (Photo: MBC) Premieres on May 30 In this supernatural comedy K-drama, Jung Kyung-ho (Hospital Playlist) plays Noh Moo-jin, a labor attorney more interested in paychecks than principles—at least at first. When he suddenly gains the ability to see ghosts, he teams up with his sister-in-law, the passionate rookie lawyer Han Seo-yeon (Seol In-ah of Business Proposal ), to help their deceased clients find justice. Despite himself, he slowly learns to become the kind of lawyer he was always meant to be. 'Good Boy' Premieres on Prime on May 31 Fresh off his Baeksang-nominated role in When Life Gives You Tangerines , Park Bo-gum returns in the action-comedy K-drama Good Boy . He plays Yoon Dong-ju, a former Olympic boxing gold medalist who, after an early retirement brought on by personal setbacks, finds himself recruited into a special police unit. Joining him is Kim So-hyun as Ji Han-na, a sharp-shooting Olympic gold medalist facing a similar fate. Together, they put their elite athletic skills to use in a fight against crime and corruption.
