
Stray Dogs
Horror
Overview
A reporter who lives an extreme life stumbles upon a countryside village one day and unravels the hideous secrets behind it.
Top Cast


Kim Jeong-hoon
Kim Jeong-hoon
So Yoo-jun
Kim Jeong-hoon
So Yoo-jun
Cha Ji-heon
Cha Ji-heon
Kim Eun-hee
Cha Ji-heon
Kim Eun-hee


Dong Bang-woo
Dong Bang-woo
Jang Gi-no
Dong Bang-woo
Jang Gi-no


Jo Deok-jae
Jo Deok-jae
Choi Yong-gil
Jo Deok-jae
Choi Yong-gil


Kim Jung-pal
Kim Jung-pal
Park Nam Sik
Kim Jung-pal
Park Nam Sik
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