Entertainment

Hellbound Season 2: new faces Kim Sung-cheol, Yang Dong-geun join returning cast

Im Seong-jae and more to star in the Netflix hit show too

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 03 Mar 2023 7:00PM

Hellbound Season 2: new faces Kim Sung-cheol, Yang Dong-geun join returning cast
(Clockwise from top left) Kim Hyun-joo, Kim Sung-cheol, Kim Shin-rock, Lee Re, Yang Ik-june, and Lee Dong-hee. – Netflix pic, March 3, 2023

FOLLOWING the resurrections of Park Jung-ja and Jung Jin-su at the end of the first season, Hellbound has unveiled its new cast lineup for Season 2.

The Netflix series, which revolves around supernatural events caused by otherworldly beings condemning individuals to hell that enabled the rise of religious group The New Truth, is set to pick up where it left off from Season 1's cliffhanger. 

Kim Hyun-joo returns as Min Hye-jin, the attorney fighting against The New Truth and the Arrowhead cult that worships Jung Jin-su (portrayed by Kim Sung-cheol), the first leader of The New Truth who hid his own condemnation to hell to protect their doctrine. 

Kim Shin-rock, Lee Dong-hee, Yang Ik-june, and Lee Re will reprise their roles as Park Jung-ja, Kim Jeong-chil, Jin Kyung-hun, and Jin Hee-jung respectively to unveil the untold stories of those in the centre of the chaos.

(From left) Yang Dong-geun, Im Seong-jae, Cho Dong-in, and Moon Geun-young. – Netflix pic
(From left) Yang Dong-geun, Im Seong-jae, Cho Dong-in, and Moon Geun-young. – Netflix pic

Season 2 will also introduce new characters leading to new narratives — Yang Dong-geun is set to play a leader of law firm-turned-asylum organisation Sodo, while Im Seong-jae will portray a member of Sodo who has lost a loved one to the Executors.

Cho Dong-in joins the cast as the Arrowhead leader alongside Moon Geun-young, who will be making a special appearance.

The Netflix series Hellbound is based on the legendary webtoon series ‘Hellbound’ from Choi Gyu-seok of ‘Songgot’ and Yeon Sang-ho of Train to Busan and Peninsula.

This captivating series delves into the unconventional topic of condemnation to hell, raising profound questions about life and death, crime and punishment, and autonomy and coercion. Its thought-provoking narrative has received critical and public acclaim. 

The first season of Hellbound is now streaming on Netflix. – The Vibes, March 3, 2023

Related News

Opinion / 3w

She said, 'I'm Tamil' Sri Lanka sent a Chatbot after her

Film / 3mth

Netflix film with Mark Wahlberg a major boost to Penang’s international profile

Malaysia / 2y

Najib wants ‘Man on the run’ to be removed from Netflix

Film / 3y

Fassbender returns to movies as Fincher’s ‘Killer’

Entertainment / 3y

Netflix’s Mask Girl takes the world by storm

Entertainment / 3y

‘Moving’ breaks records to become most viewed Korean series on Disney+

Spotlight

Malaysia

Young Malaysians record highest rates of depression - Dr Dzulkefly

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Bandar Utama schoolgirl stabbing: Court allows media coverage, orders teenager’s identity protected

Malaysia

LLM apologises for TuJu navigation disruptions amid surge in users

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

3,510 medical officers resign, more than half join private sector

Malaysia

Police await AGC’s directions on Negeri Sembilan MB’s forced-signature claim

Malaysia

Truck drivers top list of motorists caught driving under influence of drugs in Penang

Malaysia

Govt approves 17 measures to tighten airport security after alleged drug-smuggling case

Malaysia

Waze ban driven by legal, data security concerns, says Gobind

Malaysia

Police to disclose findings on Kuching school attack next Tuesday

You may be interested

Diary

Undercover SB man ate snakes and rats to survive

By Ian McIntyre