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Ryu Jun-yeol’s Mousetrap turns Korean folklore into a gripping psychological thriller; here's why it should be on your watchlist

Mousetrap has emerged as an underrated K-drama by transforming an eerie Korean folktale into a psychological thriller. Ryu Jun-yeol’s dual role, questions surrounding identity, dark humour and an unpredictable narrative give the Netflix series its distinctive edge

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Mousetrap poster (Picture via Netflix)

Mousetrap poster (Picture via Netflix)

Mousetrap has quietly emerged as one of the more intriguing Korean thrillers, largely because it takes a familiar piece of folklore and turns it into an unsettling mystery about identity, deception and human nature.

At the heart of the Netflix series is an eerie Korean folktale about a mouse that eats a person’s discarded fingernail clippings and transforms into an exact copy of them. What could have remained a straightforward supernatural horror premise instead becomes a psychological thriller that constantly makes viewers question what is real.

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