Sweet Home

2020 – 2024

After an unexpected tragedy kills his entire family and leaves him as the only survivor, Cha Hyun-su leaves his family home and relocates into the run down apartment complex known as Green Home. One night, horrific monsters begin appearing and ravage the city. Hyun-su and some of his fellow residents band together within the confines of the complex and must fight for their survival against the new, otherworldly threat, while others from the apartment turn into monsters based on the things they desire. Hyun-su starts having monster symptoms and develops the ability to turn into a winged monster whenever he desires. The survivors of Green Home venture out into the ruined world beyond its walls. Meanwhile, governmental bodies and scientific institutions continue in their efforts to study the monsters, hoping to find a cure. The survivors continue to face new threats and challenges as they explore deeper into the characters' backgrounds and the origins of the monsters. Cha Hyun-su grapples with his monstrous transformation abilities, playing a pivotal role in defending the survivors and uncovering the mysteries behind the monstrous outbreaks. New and more dangerous monster types are introduced, including human-like creatures emerging from cocoons. Yi-kyung's child, possessing special powers, becomes a significant part of the story. Lee Eun-hyuk returns as a neohuman, forming an alliance with Hyun-su. Efforts by governmental and scientific bodies to understand and possibly cure the monstrous transformations continue, adding another layer of intrigue and hope for the characters.

Genres:

Also Known As:

Sweet Home 2, Sweet Home 3

Directors:

Lee Eung-bok, Jang Young-woo (season 1), Park So-hyun

Writers:

Hong So-ri, Kim Hyung-min, Park So-jung

Episodes:

Seasons:

Running Time:

44–60 minutes

Network:

Netflix

Country of Origin:

South Korea

Language:

Korean

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Casts

Kim Gook-hee
Son Hye-in
Yoon Se-ah
Bong Seon-hwa
Chae Won-bin
Ha-ni, a street survivor with Wang Ho-sang.
Hong Su-zu
Jin-a

Kim Yi-kyung

Cha Soo-ah, Hyun-su's younger sister

Choi Go

Kim Yeong-su

Jeong Ha-dam

Kim Ji-eun, Hye-in's neighbor and friend

Lee Eugene

Young Pyeon Sang-wook

Woo Hyun

Kim Suk-hyun, a convenience store owner notorious for his short temper and abusive treatment of his wife.

Kim Kap-soo

An Gil-seob, a terminally-ill senior living with his caregiver Yu-ri. He serves as an inspiration to others, having surpassed the life expectancy of his unnamed disease.

Oh Jung-se

Dr. Lim, a researcher of vaccines.

Lee Ji-ha

Moon Hyeon-suk, Hyun-su's mother

Hyun Bong-sik

Wang Ho-sang, a street survivor, with a shotgun.

Lee Bong-ryun

Im Myung-sook, a resident who lost her infant daughter after her stroller rolled away and collided with a truck.

Lee Joon-woo

Ryu Jae-hwan

Kim Sang-ho (actor)

Han Du-sik, Hyun-su's disabled neighbor and a skilled blacksmith who supplies the residents with weapons and defenses.

Lee Si-young

Seo Yi-kyung

Go Min-si

Lee Eun-yu

Yoon Ji-on

Hae-rang, Yoon Ji-su's deceased boyfriend

Kim Si-a

Seo Yi-kyung's mutant child Ki So-yu as the young version of Seo Yi-kyung's mutant child.

Heo Nam-jun

Staff Sergeant Kang Seok-chan, a UDT/SEAL in the Guard Corps.

Kim Mu-yeol

Sergeant First Class Kim Young-hoo, a UDT/SEAL, and the second-in-command of the Guard Corps.

Lee Do-hyun

Lee Eun-hyeok

Ahn Dong-goo

Lee Su-ung, a young military soldier living in Green Home

Heo Yool

Kim Su-yeong

Yang Hye-ji

Jung Ye-seul, Chief Ji's daughter.

Song Kang

Cha Hyun-su

Kim Nam-hee

Jung Jae-heon, a Korean-language teacher and devout Christian armed with a jingum, a traditional Korean sword, to protect himself and others. He struggles with alcoholism, relapsing due to the events unfolding in the series.

Lee Ki-hyuk

Hwang Seung-jae, the arsonist behind the fire that killed Sang-wook's father and left Sang-wook with burn scars.