Sweet Home
As humans turn into savage monsters and the world plunges into terror, a handful of survivors fight for their lives — and to hold on to their humanity.
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Episodes
Cha Hyun-su moves into the run-down Green Home by himself. Not long after, he witnesses a disturbing sight in his neighbor's apartment.
As a state of emergency is declared, the residents tie up Pyeon Sang-wook for being bitten. Hyun-su is unable to ignore a family in distress.
An unexpected savior protects the children from harm as Hyun-su, together with Yoon Ji-su and Jung Jae-heon, tries to bring them to safety.
Critical information about the monsters is made public. When residents are split on what to do with Hyun-su, Lee Eun-hyeok suggests they hold a vote.
Tasked to carry out dangerous missions, Hyun-su heads back to retrieve Han Du-sik. Sang-wook stops at nothing to finish what he started.
An Seon-yeong confronts the greatest monster in her life. Leaving the building, Seo Yi-kyung heads to her fiancé's office in search of answers.
Hyun-su saves the others from a deadly attack. Running out of necessities, Eun-hyeok announces a plan to venture outside for resources.
Having little options in her state of being, Ji-su agrees to take a big risk. Yi-kyung returns to Green Home just in time.
When a team of outlaws take over the building, the residents are shown how humans can be even more barbaric than the monsters.
A military leaflet promises a route to safety, but the group is reluctant to trust it. Hyun-su is exposed to a new perspective on his condition.
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2 years ago
I find it somewhat contradictory that Netflix produces a plethora of woke content, allegedly supporting all sorts of fluffy inclusive ideals but then produces a series as viscerally violent, as Home Sweet Home.
Cut from a similar cloth as Resident Evil, Home Sweet Home outdoes its Western counterpart, in sheer violence and brutality. This is an unforgiving series where truly awful things happen to its broad cast of characters.Suffice to say, this series is no for everyone.
In terms of story, narrative and character development, not to mention creativity, there's a lot on offer here. Production values are top shelf, as are special effects. This series bring this all together in a way that makes the implausible premise on which Home Sweet Home is based, seem real.
In summary, a quality production but also an extremely violent one. If you liked Resident Evil, this will most certainly appeal.
