This is like a Constantine but in Joseon
As a huge Constantine fan, I can confirm that it's the same thing, but set in Joseon.
The way they both travel to the other side is the same, and they can take things depending on certain circumstances, not to mention that they need some kind of rope to return. The other side looks just as desolate.
I really like that they chose this story; ghosts are terrifying, but you can't ignore them.
If you liked it, check out the 2005 Constantine movie with Kaen Reeves—an excellent film as well.
When I finish the series, I'll come back to add more.
The way they both travel to the other side is the same, and they can take things depending on certain circumstances, not to mention that they need some kind of rope to return. The other side looks just as desolate.
I really like that they chose this story; ghosts are terrifying, but you can't ignore them.
If you liked it, check out the 2005 Constantine movie with Kaen Reeves—an excellent film as well.
When I finish the series, I'll come back to add more.
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