New Netflix thriller series gets perfect Rotten Tomatoes score, called 'mind-blowing'

Fans are going crazy over the highly acclaimed new Netflix thriller series A Killer Paradox, which has achieved a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes - a rare accomplishment.

Audiences are raving about the show, which premiered on February 9th, describing it as "mind-blowing" and expressing their love for every minute of it. The series follows college student Lee Tang, portrayed by Choi Woo-shik, who accidentally kills a serial killer and becomes entangled in a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse with a determined detective.

As the plot unfolds and accidental murders pile up, Lee discovers he possesses a unique superpower that allows him to identify wrongdoers. Based on a popular webtoon by author Kkomabi, viewers were glued to their screens, binge-watching the entire series and taking to Twitter to share their enthusiastic reviews.

There are already calls for another season of A Killer Paradox. One viewer expressed their love for the show, praising Choi Woo Shik's performance and comparing it to Taxi Driver. They suggested a second season be made.

Another viewer completed the series in a day and found it to be mind-blowing and interesting from start to finish. They hope for a second season to be produced.

One Twitter user praised #AKillerParadox, calling it a masterpiece and hailing Choi Woo-shik's performance as exceptional.

Another viewer commended the film for its well-crafted mystery and thrilling twists, highlighting the camera work, suspenseful music, and the passionate acting of Choi Woo-shik and Son Seok-gu.

Choi Woo-shik, known for his role in Parasite, delivers another stellar performance as Lee in A Killer Paradox, earning praise from fans for his incredible portrayal.

In an interview with The Korea Times, Director Lee Chang-hee shared his vision for the upcoming series, stating that he aimed to explore the concept of having a figure like Lee Tang in real life. He described Lee Tang as a character who grapples with the moral implications of his actions, questioning whether his ability to eliminate wrongdoers is a gift or merely a coincidence.

Director Lee emphasized that he did not intend to create a dark hero, but rather sought to provide viewers with an entertaining and thrilling experience through the fictional aspect of the story.