Go SooKim Wook
Huh Joon-hoJang Pan-suk
Lee Jung-eunKang Eun-sil
An So-heeLee Jong-ah
Ha JunShin Joon-ho
Kim Dong-hwiOh Il-yong
Song Geon-heeThomas
Ji Dae-hanBaek Il-du
Kwon Ah-reumYang Eun-hee
Oh Yu-naChoi Jung-a
Lee Duk-heeKim Myung-jaWhy it may be worth watching
- Missing: The Other Side combines Mystery and Sci-Fi & Fantasy storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Go Soo, Huh Joon-ho, Lee Jung-eun.
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Missing: The Other Side
A village holds spirits of missing, deceased people. A search to find the missing bodies and discover the truth behind their disappearance occurs.
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Best suited to viewers looking for Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy. The available catalogue spans 2 seasons.
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supernaturalparanormalspiritdeathmissing personghostsocial justicecold case
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MovieGuysExternal review ·
Missing: The Other Side is yet another in a very long list of South Korean series.
Is it any good? Yes, its watchable with a reasonable, if not entirely original, back story, of a ghost village, only certain living people can interact with.
Acting is decent but then I'm yet to encounter a Korean series, where that wasn't the case. Main characters are likeable and believable, with solid chemistry.
Perhaps my only criticism, is too many sub plots, that often feel like padding and make this series feel overly long. I did find myself watching an e…
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Missing: The Other Side is yet another in a very long list of South Korean series.
Is it any good? Yes, its watchable with a reasonable, if not entirely original, back story, of a ghost village, only certain living people can interact with.
Acting is decent but then I'm yet to encounter a Korean series, where that wasn't the case. Main characters are likeable and believable, with solid chemistry.
Perhaps my only criticism, is too many sub plots, that often feel like padding and make this series feel overly long. I did find myself watching an episode or two and then coming back to this series, a week or more later.
In summary, watchable, well acted but perhaps a little overly long.
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