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Dead-End Job review: Lee Jae Wook's K-drama turns gig work into horror
Netflix's eight-episode Korean horror-comedy Dead-End Job, which premiered on October 30, follows debt-ridden Byeon Hyeok Jun, played by Lee Jae Wook, who takes part-time gigs from a staffing agency offering 50 times the minimum wage. Each shift becomes a supernatural survival test. Directed by Kim Da Min, it also explores young people's financial struggles.

This summary is based on reporting by Hindustan Times.
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