"The Killing Vote," Intense Gaze of Park Hae Jin & Suspicious Look of Im Ji Yeon

The Killing Vote is a participatory judgment drama that follows the story of a mysterious figure called 'Dog Mask,' who carries out capital punishment through a public vote targeting heinous criminals.

In the released posters, the intense gazes of the three lead actors leave a lasting impression.

Park Hae Jin's character poster shows him aiming a gun at someone. His piercing eyes, given the tense situation, reveal the unyielding nature of Kim Moo Chan, an uncompromising police officer who will stop at nothing to achieve his goals. The caption, "My justice is brutally rational," hints at Kim Moo Chan's relentless pursuit of 'Dog Mask' as he executes his own form of justice through the national vote.

Park Sung Woong's commanding presence also stands out. In the drama, he portrays Kwon Seok Joo, a once-famous legal expert who personally kills the criminal who sexually assaulted his eight-year-old daughter and then surrenders to the police. In the character poster, Kwon Seok Joo, dressed in prisoner's clothes, gazes somewhere with a sharp look hidden behind his seemingly emotionless expression. The caption, "What is your justice for?" prompts viewers to contemplate the situation Kwon Seok Joo finds himself in and the concept of justice he believes in.

Lastly, Im Ji Yeon's transformation is equally impressive. Her character poster shows her gazing intensely with suspicion and curiosity. In the drama, she plays Joo Hyun, a police officer who, like Kim Moo Chan, is chasing after 'Dog Mask' The caption reads, "Can humans judge other humans?" reveals Joo Hyun's thoughts and doubts about 'Dog Mask,' who takes the law into his own hands to judge heinous criminals.

With a thrilling storyline and strong performances from the lead actors, The Killing Vote is set to premiere on August 10th at 9 PM, with consecutive episodes airing on Thursdays at 9 PM.

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