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• livelyryu9

  Overall 9

  Story 9,  Acting 9.5,  Music 9,  Rewatch Value 7

  Hey guys! So, I just finished this zany drama that offers a fresh approach to the supernatural and a few well-meaning lessons of life. If you're looking for something outside the horror genre, don't worry because "Sell Your Haunted House" won't scare you out of your wits. The ghost effects are top-notch but more of a startle than a scare. Trust me, it's worth a watch or at least a try because it hits all the right spots for great entertainment.
  
  Let's dive into the storyline....

  This series stands out among the many supernatural K-dramas out there with its unique premise. We follow Hong Ji Ah, a real estate agent who tackles haunted properties by performing exorcisms while her trusty office manager, Joo Hwa Jung, sells those properties. It's a genius setup, really.
  
  Ji Ah has her own personal struggle as she tries to send her mother's ghost off after her tragic death. Along the way, she crosses paths with Oh In Beom, a conman who sets up fake apparitions to scam people. But there's more to these guys than meets the eye. They mainly target people with ill-gotten gains. Soon, Ji Ah discovers In Beom's ability as a special medium who can help her exorcise her mother's spirit. Things get intense when they realize that In Beom's past is connected to Ji Ah's mother. And that's when the real story takes off.
  
  What I love about this drama is how it touches on social issues like problems affecting older people, the terror of stalking, and the dark side of real estate speculation. Each episode presents a compelling vengeful ghost story, filled with satisfaction as the exorcism rights the wrong and provides closure. The show keeps things fresh by presenting exorcisms in different ways, never falling into a formulaic pattern.
  
  Now let's talk about the technical aspects. Kudos to everyone involved in this show because they really brought their A-game. The attention to detail in the cinematography, set design, and styling is incredible. Every detail is well-thought-out, making for masterful storytelling. The music is on point too, carefully composed to heighten the emotions in each scene. I'm still hooked on that touching instrumental piece and the memorable OSTs.
  
  Now, onto the characters and cast! The actors perfectly embody their quirky characters, showcasing their acting abilities. And can we talk about Jang Na Ra? She absolutely kills it as Ji Ah. Her portrayal of a complex character with a dark past is spot-on. Plus, her chemistry with Jung Yong-Hwa, who plays In Beom, is captivating. The romance isn't the main focus, but damn, I'm shipping them hard. The supporting actors also deserve praise for their fantastic performances.
  
  The only slight downside for me is the weak villain character, Do Hak Sung, played by Ahn Kil Kang. He doesn't quite live up to the ultimate villain status, and his cronies are a bit one-dimensional. But it doesn't take away from the overall enjoyment.
  
  In conclusion, "Sell Your Haunted House" is a show done right. It brings a fresh take to the supernatural genre and has excellent writing, an interesting story, a commendable cast, solid directing and editing, and a killer music track. Give it a shot, you might just become as hooked as I am. Oh, and don't forget to check out the awesome OSTs!

• smartpenélope27

  Overall 10

  Story 10,  Acting 10,  Music 10,  Rewatch Value 10

  Jang Na Ra Shines in an Unforgettable Drama - AlwaysSell Your Haunted House is the kind of show that leaves you longing for more. I mean, how can I survive without my weekly dose of Jang Na Ra's brilliance? This finale had me on the edge of my seat with its jaw-dropping twist. Seriously, who could have guessed that Do Hak Sung (Ahn Kil Kang) would turn out to be an unsettled spirit? Hats off to the writer for keeping us on our toes!
  
  The exorcism...

  in this episode was pure genius. It's easily one of my favorites from the entire series. Every week, I found myself saying, "This is the best one yet!" only to be proven wrong the following week. Each case and exorcism had its own charm, whether it was the powerful message behind it or the unique approach they took. Let's be real, apart from Jang Na Ra herself, these exorcisms and the stories behind them were the heart and soul of this drama.
  
  Now, let's talk about Do Hak Sung. He wasn't your typical villain; he was more of a lowlife criminal. Throughout the show, he refused to acknowledge his wrongdoings and let greed consume him. It's like they say, greed is a never-ending pit that ultimately destroys those who carry it. Do Hak Sung blinded himself with his selfish desires, and karma finally caught up with him. Watching his spirit suffer for eternity was both satisfying and well-deserved.
  
  The entire cast of this drama deserves a round of applause. From the leading actors to the supporting roles and guest appearances, everyone brought their A-game. Special shoutouts to Jung Yong Hwa, Kang Hong Suk, Kang Mal Geum, Baek Eun Hye, Ahn Kil Kang, and Baek Hyun Joo from Changhwa Restaurant. They all played a crucial part in delivering the show's powerful message of letting go. It's a reminder that only by releasing our past traumas and grudges can we truly find happiness and love in our lives.
  
  And can we talk about Jung Yong Hwa's incredible voice? His rendition of the I Got You OST is pure perfection. It complements the drama so well and adds an extra layer of emotion to every scene. Truly top-notch talent!
  
  AlwaysSell Your Haunted House is a drama that will stay with you long after it's over. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, filled with captivating characters and mind-bending twists. If you're looking for a show that will keep you hooked from start to finish, this is the one for you. Trust me, you won't be able to resist the charm of Jang Na Ra and the captivating world of exorcisms.

• QuickHugh

  Overall 10

  Story 10,  Acting 10,  Music 8,  Rewatch Value 9

  Once upon a time, in the vast world of K-dramas, there was a series called 'Sell Your Haunted House.' Little did I know, I was about to embark on a thrilling adventure, despite my initial lack of interest in the show's leads or their previous works.
  
  One fateful night, with nothing else to watch, I stumbled upon this seemingly average series. Little did I know, it would quickly captivate me with its gripping storyline. While 'Sell Your Haunted House' falls under the horror genre, it's important...

  to note that its purpose isn't to scare you out of your wits. Sure, the CGI and graphics were impressive, but it was the emotional depth behind each restless spirit that truly touched my heart. At times, it was even difficult to hold back tears.
  
  What set this series apart was its perfect blend of comedy and emotional scenes. The dynamic duo, Ji-Ah and In-Bum, brought their A-game to the screen with their seamless chemistry and unwavering faith in one another. Their exorcism scenes were flawlessly executed, leaving me on the edge of my seat.
  
  'Sell Your Haunted House' started off strong and continued to maintain its quality until the very end. It was a rollercoaster ride of emotions, featuring a strong and badass female lead, beautiful partnerships, a heartwarming bromance, formidable villains, and exorcisms that had my blood boiling. Every minute spent watching this show was worth it.
  
  Now, as I reach the conclusion of this review, I can't help but hope for a second season. This series has left me craving more of its captivating storytelling and unforgettable characters.

• ancientdumbo18

  Overall 7

  Story 7,  Acting 7,  Music 7.5,  Rewatch Value 7

  This K-drama stands out among the countless supernatural K-dramas that have been done before. The charm of "Sell Your Haunted House" lies in its cast, storyline, and themes. The lead actress, Jang Na Ra, brings a dynamic ambiance to her role as the mysterious psychic. Her performance during an emotional scene with her mother showcases her acting talent. However, there are also some downfalls in the show, particularly with Jung Young Hwa's performance as In Beom. Although he is undeniably a good actor, his portrayal...

  lacked zest. On the positive side, his character development was well-executed, which prevented him from being a tiresome comic relief.
  
  The romance between the leads takes a platonic route, resembling a soulmate connection rather than a passionate romance. The development of the side characters adds depth to the story, as they grow in unexpected ways. The series also tackles social criticism of the South-Korean housing system through the backstories of the dead, adding a fresh and intriguing aspect to the plot. While the show struggles with establishing a profound antagonist, it succeeds in delivering a satisfying ending that wraps up storylines and bids farewell to the characters. Overall, "Sell Your Haunted House" is a dynamic and captivating supernatural drama with its flaws, but it is a worthy watch for fans of the genre.

• sweetviola84

  Overall 8

  Story 8,  Acting 8.5,  Music 9,  Rewatch Value 7

  Hey guys, I've got a review for you about this awesome Kdrama that I recently watched. It's called Daebak Real Estate, and let me tell you, it's a rare gem in the world of horror dramas.
  
  Unlike other horror comedies, this show focuses more on the horror side of things. The scary scenes are actually really intense, and they managed to give me some serious chills. No goofy ghosts or over-the-top editing here, just pure horror.
  
  The story is pretty solid. It starts off slow and steady,...

  gradually introducing more characters and connecting plots that all tie into the main storyline. The central characters are Hong Ji Ah, a badass exorcist who runs a real estate agency called Daebak Realty, and Oh In Bum, a conniving conman who eventually becomes a psychic to assist Ji Ah. Throughout the series, they uncover forgotten secrets from their pasts that were stirred up by a tragic incident. Oh, and there are a couple of other important characters too, like Joo Hwa Jung, a real estate agent, and Heo Ji Chul, In Bum's partner-in-crime.
  
  The direction and storytelling are on point. There were a few episodes that felt a bit slow, but they were still manageable. Be prepared to have some tissues handy because this show will tug at your heartstrings. There are plenty of crying scenes that really hit you in the feels. The actors did a great job, especially Jang Na Ra, who once again showcased her talent.
  
  Now, let's talk about the romance in this drama. It's pretty much non-existent, but there are some flirty conversations that'll make you smile. I mean, who doesn't love a little bit of flirting, right? Ji Ah's character is cold and strong on the outside, but she's got a soft side too that will definitely bring out the waterworks. And I can't help but mention that Yong, one of the main leads, had a few crying scenes as well, which really got to me.
  
  The cinematography in this show deserves a shoutout too. Unlike other horror dramas that rely heavily on VFX and editing tricks, Daebak Real Estate keeps it simple and natural. They use cinematography to create an eerie atmosphere without going overboard, and it works like a charm.
  
  The soundtrack is pretty good, although I felt like they could have used it a bit more. But hey, I get why they wanted to keep the intensity up. The background themes are thrilling and melancholic, and Jung Yong Hwa's OST is definitely catchy.
  
  Overall, if you're expecting something mind-blowing, you might be a bit disappointed. But honestly, this show is still worth a watch. The story is solid, the horror is top-notch, and the characters will make you feel all the emotions. So go ahead and give Daebak Real Estate a shot, it's definitely worth your time.