10x minimum wage and it's a nightmare every shift. his face in that thumbnail is my face on the night bus home.
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10x the wage and a nightmare every shift is basically every startup offer i've had lmao
the thumbnail face 🥹 whoever's on that stool, i'd take the night shift just to keep them company ✨
3am convenience store light is basically a Seoul night view, just the sad version
the thumbnail face is the 'my shift ends at 6 am and it's 2' face. that's real acting
The premise is the old deal-with-the-devil shape with a payslip. I'm curious whether the show wants us afraid of the ghost or of how fast he says yes.
every part-time job in seoul is a horror series if you're there long enough
50 times the hourly wage. Honestly I'd do one shift and quit with the money.
lee jae wook in horror is a combo i didn't know i needed. oct 30 locked
my husband's cousin did night shifts at a convenience store. his stories were already a horror series
Honestly the real night-shift stories are probably scarier than anything a writers' room comes up with.
The premise is the old deal-with-the-devil shape with a payslip. I'm curious whether the show wants us afraid of the ghost or of how fast he says yes.
The better question is how fast he says yes. 10x the wage, I'd have signed before the trailer finished loading.
Spent enough time near 24h convenience stores here to say the scariest part is the lighting after 3am. No ghost needed.
3am convenience store light is basically a Seoul night view, just the sad version
my father-in-law would watch this and just say 'ask for a day shift'. which is the least scary line in the whole genre
wait is this out already or just the trailer? asking as someone who can't watch horror without a blanket
trailer only for now as far as i can tell, and someone above has oct 30 as the date. blanket is allowed
the thumbnail face is doing so much work. it's the 'rent is due and i just found out' look
the thumbnail face is the 'my shift ends at 6 am and it's 2' face. that's real acting
I've been in a school building after dark. Whatever the ghost has planned, the hallways did it first.
school after dark is a different genre. nurse nights, the ghosts are mostly the call bell
the thumbnail face 🥹 whoever's on that stool, i'd take the night shift just to keep them company ✨
trailers always look great, they only have 90 seconds. the 10x wage premise is doing all the work, i want to see episode 3 first
Episode 3 is usually where these premises decide whether they're horror or a metaphor for payroll. The trailer is the pitch, not the verdict.
episode 3 is the real test but 10x pay for a nightmare shift is also literally every job offer, so i'm in
The premise works because everyone has already taken a job where the pay was the only argument. The trailer is selling the signing moment more than the horror.