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Bloodhounds

Bloodhounds

8,5 /10 (777 Votes)
2023 KO 2 Seasons

Overview

Faced with ruthless foes with a violent thirst, two young boxers band together — risking life and limb to bring justice and protect their loved ones.

Stream

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First air date

09/06/2023

Votes

777

Popularity

37.6

Their Biggest Fight is Not in The Ring.

Status

Ended

Type

Scripted

Created by

Jason Kim

Networks

Netflix

Original title

사냥개들

Language

KO

Last air date

2026-04-03

Episodes

15

Episode runtime

61 min

Website

www.netflix.com
Season 1

Season 1

8 episodes • 2023 • ⭐ 7,9

Two young boxers band together with a benevolent moneylender to take down a ruthless loan shark who preys on the financi…

Season 2

Season 2

7 episodes • 2026 • ⭐ 8,3

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Dean

Dean

2026-01-18

⭐ 10

Bloodhounds is widely considered one of the best action series of the last few years. It’s a perfect example of why Korean cinema is currently dominating—they prioritize tight storytelling, genuine character bonds, and incredible technical skill over trying to check political boxes or push a specific social agenda. It's another great Korean show. The more I watch Korean shows, more I get to the conclusion that Korean shows are best, even better than American shows. While Americans were focusing on stupid things like DEI and political propaganda, Koreans on the other hand were and continue focu…

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MovieGuys

2026-07-04

⭐ 6

"Bloodhounds" is yet another in a long list of gritty South Korean action series. There's a lot to like; fast-paced action and solid characterisations with depth and a believable backstory. That said, I feel this series overplays its hand. Its violence is excessive at times, ending up feeling oppressive and, ultimately, exhausting. The absurd notion of a woman taking on vicious male thugs feels overcooked and implausible too. In summary, a reasonable series with decent enough action and solid characterisations but also excessive violence and a dose of DEI absurdity. An okay watch.

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