Bulgasal: Immortal Souls (2021)

Both dramas are set in historical times, Joseon Exorcist being joseon and Bulgasal being both Goryeo and Joseon. Zombie like monsters are in both dramas, and they attack people in violent ways with super strength. They're more like demons, and there are specific demons that can turn other people into the mindless creatures to attack their own. Both are very violent and have good battle scenes.

The series tells the story of a man-turned-immortal, Bulgasal, who wants revenge from a woman with a mysterious past and present, who he deems responsible for his immortality and miseries from the past 600 years, hoping to free himself from his curse.
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If you have watched one of them, highly recommend the other. Love element, great acting and monsters in both

Hellbound is not the least bit romantic but the atmosphere is the same..
Dark
Gore
Supernatural
Mystery, fantasy and lore

We werent really sure what was going on but all is slowly revealed.

The series tells the story of a man-turned-immortal, Bulgasal, who wants revenge from a woman with a mysterious past and present, who he deems responsible for his immortality and miseries from the past 600 years, hoping to free himself from his curse.
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The series tells the story of a man-turned-immortal, Bulgasal, who wants revenge from a woman with a mysterious past and present, who he deems responsible for his immortality and miseries from the past 600 years, hoping to free himself from his curse.
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The series tells the story of a man-turned-immortal, Bulgasal, who wants revenge from a woman with a mysterious past and present, who he deems responsible for his immortality and miseries from the past 600 years, hoping to free himself from his curse.
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The series tells the story of a man-turned-immortal, Bulgasal, who wants revenge from a woman with a mysterious past and present, who he deems responsible for his immortality and miseries from the past 600 years, hoping to free himself from his curse.
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While Bulgasal: Immortal Souls only has 2 episodes out at the moment, the feeling I get from watching this is similar to when I watched Arthdal Chronicles. I believe this was mainly due to the setting, and the fantasy aspect to it.

In Bulgasal, there is a curse and there are these monsters. However in Arthdal, it's a different species / race and the settings both border on this fantasy aspect. Plus the action scenes to me are similar.

I know that's not a lot in common, but who knows! With the progression of the show the similarities could become greater.

Both are about monsters/immortal beings. Bulgasal is more action/drama focused with a much darker overall tone whereas a korean odyssey is more fluffy but still touches on subjects such as death and the ups and downs when mortals meet with immortals.

Based on episode 1 - Both dramas have a similar fantasy genre/cinematography/atmosphere. If you liked Arthdal Chronicles you may also like the style of these 2 dramas.

The series tells the story of a man-turned-immortal, Bulgasal, who wants revenge from a woman with a mysterious past and present, who he deems responsible for his immortality and miseries from the past 600 years, hoping to free himself from his curse.
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The series tells the story of a man-turned-immortal, Bulgasal, who wants revenge from a woman with a mysterious past and present, who he deems responsible for his immortality and miseries from the past 600 years, hoping to free himself from his curse.
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Both MLs are formally humans who were turned into monsters against their will, searching for the one who turned them a century or more later. Both FLs have very difficult lives but are strong characters. Both dramas have beautiful cinematography and feel like a dark fairytale.

Both drama revolves around what happened in the past and resolving those problems in the present time while also all the people involve are reincarnated in the present..