K-dramas ‘Queen of Tears’ and ‘Parasyte: The Grey’ top Netflix Global 10 There's no overlooking the captivating phenomenon that is tvN's "Queen of Tears", featuring Kim Soo Hyun and Kim Ji ...

To some critics, Parasyte: The Grey, the latest South Korean horror added to Netflix’s library, is a mixed bag mostly because it deviates from its source material, the Japanese manga created by ...

Queen of Tears slips to the third rank, but maintains its sixth-consecutive streak on the Netflix Global Top chart.

Based on Hitoshi Iwaki’s critically acclaimed manga, Parasyte: The Grey has revived the loyal Parasyte fanbase and captivated new audiences with the body horror elements and compelling narrative.

Parasyte: The Grey (M18) Netflix 3 stars Alien parasites rain down from the sky and start to seek out humans as host bodies. The parasite organisms creep into bodies via the ears, then take ...

'Parasyte: The Grey' rules Global TOP 10 TV series for two weeks with 9.8 million views, topping 34 countries. Led by Su In (Jeon So Nee), the show excels in Japan and also features Koo Kyo Hwan ...

Ever since its release, “Parasyte: The Grey” has continued to accumulate positive reviews from critics and audiences around the world. With a whopping 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, this manga ...

Parasyte: The Grey is here! Here's everything you need to know about that ending explained and how it sets up a potential season 2.

Parasyte: The Grey wastes little time laying out its own ideas – in the first of its lightning-paced episodes, the story skips forward a few months to jump right into how the emergence of the ...

Despite its connection to the manga and anime series, Parasyte: The Grey works best when viewed as its own experience.