TV review: ‘Sweet Home’ serves up monstrous mayhem with heart


‘Somehow, I don’t think telling it that the sun’s getting real low is going to save us.’ Photos: Handout

On paper, this South Korean “survive the monsterpocalypse” series on Netflix sounds a lot like another 2020 survival horror flick from the same country and streaming platform, #Alive.

So basically, it’s about people trapped in a residential highrise trying to make it out alive after coming under siege from a horde of ravenous supernatural creatures.

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Summary:

Let’s do the monster mash

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