Death's Game will be on Amazon Prime Video soon.
https://mydramalist.com/article/death-s-game-chooses-its-global-ott-platform-teaser-poster-released

I want to watch Death’s Game, but I may have a moderate Ziggy trauma.

Lee Sung-min in a sageuk is nice. "Kundo: Age of the Rampant" (2014) was the only sageuk I've seen him in.

1. The plot is not exactly inspiring, but the cast is good enough to put it on my map.

2. But an even better cast is THIS. Just looking at the full list makes me dizzy with excitement! Looking forward to it.

3. Another sageuk, another pass.

4. Oooooooh. I have no clue what this is about, but it somehow looks right up my alley! I love Lee Sun-bin always. Definitely count me in here. I really hope it finds a decent international streaming service.

5. Not much interest for this one, sadly.

6. More superheroes, huh? Do I detect a new trend in dramaland?

7. SO excited for this one! I didn’t realize it was set to release so late in November, and now I’m sad that I have to wait almost a whole month for it. 😭 Give me our fish-out-of-water girl’s modern-day antics already!!!!

Lee Se Young and Bae In Hyuk's drama is what interests me most among the dramas mentioned here.

Another Lee Seong Gye and Lee Bang Won drama with focus on his wife Won Kyung. This reminds me that I have yet to finish SFD.

The most important, I read that the writer of Signal, Kim Eun-Hee, is working on the season 2 of Signal!!!

I want to check Death's Game, but the poster is scaring me off...

Once upon a boyhood sounds like it could be a fun watch like the coming of age film Start up that had violent elements but also a found family and some funny moments.
Death’s game I am tempted to dip in and out with fast forward through the violence and darkness which made up 80% of the webtoon. It did have some interesting and funny elements that I want to see on screen and I am intrigued to see the changes they make in this adaption.

I have looked at many mangas before, either because of ravings or because of a drama adaptation. None have ever captured me like Cashero. I forced myself to stop reading because I hate comparing with the future drama, especially if it will have Junho.
But the plot, the characters, and the style of the storytelling was so gripping that I think I fell in love immediately.

1) I'm not really interested in it but I like the casting.

2) I like the poster with Park So-dam stepping over Seo In-gook. If I'm happy with the other actors, I'm less with the fact they will act the same role as Seo In-Guk. I want more SIG on my screen!

3) A TVN sageuk? I'm sure Lee Seung-Min will be great as a King. It looks like he will be more cruel than in Kings 2 Hearts :p

4) The choice of actors is quite weird between the leads being around 30 years old and Kang Hye-won being a very bad actress (or singer and worst as a rapper). A lof of Kdramas are playing the nostalgic card lastly.

5) So Ji-Sub is back! The cast is pretty good. But where are the actrices?

6) Ordinary superheroes? Is it an oxymore?

7) Sometimes (or everytime), I would like they don't start their promotion so soon. I feel like I'm waiting for this drama since so many Months now 😅

The posters and descriptions for ‘Vigilante’ are doing nothing to draw me in, so boring. But the cast, man. That is one fine cast, pretty puppy Nam Joo Hyuk, brooding quiet-intensity Lee Jun Hyuk (who stubbornly refuses to give us our romance fix despite possessing all the qualifications in spades😩😩) and Smexy ajusshi Yoo Ji Tae is there. How can one refuse?

I hope Vigilante is good! And I'm curious about Death Game solely because Seo In Guk is in it.

1. So unbelievably generic. They couldn't bother putting some effort in the promos for a cast this interesting?

2. The literal opposite of the former. Incredible cast and incredible poster. I am in awe of the dark and atmospheric feeling it invokes. I cannot wait.

3. Not so sure if Cha Joo-young has the acting chops to pull off a role as complex as Queen Won-kyung, but I hope she proves me wrong! Yet more Lee Bang-won casting news just reminds me of Yoo Ah-in now and that makes me upset. If only he had gotten the chance to Jang Hyuk his way to playing the king twice.

4. Casting a group of late-twenties/thirty somethings as a gang of high schoolers is a weird choice. I'm certain Im Si-wan will eat this role like he does with every other role, but that doesn't not make this a strange choice.

5. And not a single woman in that ensemble. Pass.

6. The plot synopsis still makes me crack up. I guess Junho is an "ordinary" superhero because... he gets more powerful the richer he gets? Well, yeah. That's just the real world. Either way, I'm not passing up a collaboration between Junho and two actresses I love, even if the drama is goofy.

7. Ahhhhh, when will November 24 come????

I'm looking forward to any of the "dark and gritty" type of shows that have little to no romance. Like I'm curious about A Bloody [Lovely] Day though I kinda get the feeling it might end up like The Worst of Evil. Hmmm.

I wish I could experience watching The Kidnapping Day as a newbie haha

I think because dating & relationships are such a big thing in kdramas, finding shows where that's not a focus feels like almost finding a unicorn for me.

1. Low-key interested.

2. WOW! 👏 I love both leads. Cannot wait for them to bring their A-game to this.

3. Not to confident about the FL. Rest of the cast is top notch.

4. Looks like a "Pass".

5. Worst of Evil is more than enough "action noir" for the next couple of years, thank you very much. "Pass".

6. Junho the Man can make me start a drama but only the drama can hold me till the end. Wait and watch policy.

7. Kol! I'm in. Loved the teaser almost as much as I love choco-pie.