SEASON 1 THE BEQUEATHED Overview
Today we are discussing the SEASON 1 THE BEQUEATHED Review. A young woman’s life is completely transformed when she discovers dark secrets and a string of murders after inheriting an enigmatic burial place from an uncle who passed away suddenly and mysteriously.
THE BEQUEATHED Review
Yoon Seo-ha (Kim Hyun-Joo) is having difficulties in both her personal and professional lives. She works as a professor’s assistant in a jobless position where she is taken advantage of. Furthermore, Yang Jae-seok (Park Sung-hoon), her spouse and yoga instructor, is unfaithful to her. She finds out that the family burial plot is her legacy from her deceased uncle. However, she becomes even more perplexed upon encountering Kim Young-ho (Ryu Kyung-soo), a guy claiming to be her half-brother and the heir to the abandoned cemetery. Choi Sung-joon (Park Hee-soon) and his supervisor Park Sang-min (Park Byung-eun), the detectives, begin their investigation.
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It burns slowly all the way through. You won’t be able to learn anything about what’s going on until the first few episodes of this six-part limited series. The highly successful ‘Train to Busan’ director Yeon Sang-ho, who created the show, focuses more on evoking the ominous atmosphere of a dark and melancholic story about folks with a deeply difficult background. Even though the show is classified as a thriller, it places more of an emphasis on evoking a mood of death and darkness than on action. Sang-ho allows sufficient time for each character to develop a backstory.
a present, although it’s not all that captivating. Every scene has a hint of intrigue, but it never manages to become a captivating and exciting drama. Kim Hyun-Joo and Park Hee-soon lead remarkably restrained and convincing performances. The most fascinating part of this whodunit that centers on adulterous human relationships is the enigmatic equation between Yoon Seo-ha and Kim Young-ho. The excellent production design and backing music give the entire scene a sense of mystery.
However, ‘The Bequeathed’ eventually gives in to a slow pacing that tests the patience of the audience and lessens the complexity of its story, which revolves around love, treachery, and murder.
