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Sweet Home Season 2

Sweet Home Season 2 is a South Korean horror drama series that premiered on Netflix on December 1, 2023. The series serves as the second installment in the Sweet Home franchise, which is based on the webcomic of the same name by Kim Kan-Bi and Hwang Young-Chan, originally published on Naver Webtoon starting in 2017.

Promotional poster for Sweet Home Season 2
Promotional poster for Sweet Home Season 2

Plot

The narrative follows the survivors from the Green Home apartment complex, including Cha Hyun-Su, played by Song Kang. In this season, the characters leave their initial sanctuary to face the dangers of the outside world. The survivors congregate at a baseball stadium, where they attempt to establish a new community. They are forced to contend with both the external threat of monsters and the internal dangers posed by the conflicting desires of the human survivors.

Production and Release

The series was directed by Lee Eung-Bok and Park So-Hyun. It consists of eight episodes and was released globally via the Netflix streaming platform. It follows the 2020 series Sweet Home and precedes the 2024 release of Sweet Home 3.

Cast

The cast includes returning actors and new additions to the franchise:

  • Song Kang as Cha Hyun-Su
  • Lee Jin-Uk as Pyeon Sang-Wook
  • Lee Si-Young as Seo Yi-Kyung
  • Go Min-Si as Lee Eun-Yu
  • Jin Young as Park Chan-Yeong
  • Yu Oh-Seong as Tak In-Hwan
  • Oh Jung-Se as Dr. Lim
  • Kim Moo-Yul as Kim Yeong-Hu
  • Kim Si-A as the girl
Song Kang as Cha Hyun-Su
Song Kang as Cha Hyun-Su
Lee Jin-Uk as Pyeon Sang-Wook
Lee Jin-Uk as Pyeon Sang-Wook
Lee Si-Young as Seo Yi-Kyung
Lee Si-Young as Seo Yi-Kyung
Go Min-Si as Lee Eun-Yu
Go Min-Si as Lee Eun-Yu
Jin Young as Park Chan-Yeong
Jin Young as Park Chan-Yeong
Yu Oh-Seong as Tak In-Hwan
Yu Oh-Seong as Tak In-Hwan
Oh Jung-Se as Dr. Lim
Oh Jung-Se as Dr. Lim
Kim Moo-Yul as Kim Yeong-Hu
Kim Moo-Yul as Kim Yeong-Hu
Kim Si-A as the girl
Kim Si-A as the girl
Park Gyu-Young as Yoon Ji-Su
Park Gyu-Young as Yoon Ji-Su
Lee Do-Hyun as Lee Eun-Hyeok
Lee Do-Hyun as Lee Eun-Hyeok
Kim Hee-Jung as Cha Jin-Ok
Kim Hee-Jung as Cha Jin-Ok
Heo Yool as Kim Su-Yeong
Heo Yool as Kim Su-Yeong
Choi Go as Kim Yeong-Su
Choi Go as Kim Yeong-Su
Woo Jung-Kook as Kang Seung-Wan
Woo Jung-Kook as Kang Seung-Wan
Lee Won-Seok as Ryu Jae-Hwan
Lee Won-Seok as Ryu Jae-Hwan
Kim Guk-Hee as Son Hye-In
Kim Guk-Hee as Son Hye-In
Lee Bong-Ryun as Im Myung-Sook
Lee Bong-Ryun as Im Myung-Sook
Go Youn-Jung as Park Yu-Ri
Go Youn-Jung as Park Yu-Ri
Hyun Bong-Sik as Wang Ho-Sang
Hyun Bong-Sik as Wang Ho-Sang
Chae Won-Bin as Ha-Ni
Chae Won-Bin as Ha-Ni
Kim Shin-Rok as Chief Ji
Kim Shin-Rok as Chief Ji
Yoon Se-Ah as Bong Sun-Hwa
Yoon Se-Ah as Bong Sun-Hwa
Yang Hye-Ji as Jung Ye-Seul
Yang Hye-Ji as Jung Ye-Seul
Hong Su-Zu as Jin-A
Hong Su-Zu as Jin-A
Kim Dong-Young as Oh Jun-Il
Kim Dong-Young as Oh Jun-Il
Kim Jeong-Woo as Father Peter
Kim Jeong-Woo as Father Peter
Byun Jung-Hee as Oh Jun-Il's mom
Byun Jung-Hee as Oh Jun-Il's mom
Park Won-Suk as Do Sang-Jin
Park Won-Suk as Do Sang-Jin
Kim Kyu-Baek as An Dong-Gi
Kim Kyu-Baek as An Dong-Gi
Yoon Se-Woong as Seo Jin-Guk
Yoon Se-Woong as Seo Jin-Guk
Jung Sun-Chul as character
Jung Sun-Chul as character
Kim Sung-Jun as character
Kim Sung-Jun as character

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