The gripping new Korean young adult horror series, “If Wishes Could Kill,” has swiftly captivated global audiences, amassing 7.5 million views for the week ending Sunday. This supernatural K-horror sensation rapidly ascended to the No. 4 spot worldwide just three days after its highly anticipated Netflix debut on April 24.
Its compelling storyline resonated deeply across diverse regions, securing its position in the top 10 in an impressive 64 countries and regions, including key markets like South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Egypt, and Brazil.
The plot of this thrilling Netflix K-drama centers on five Korean high school teens embroiled in a desperate struggle to escape a terrifying curse, originating from a mysterious wish-granting app. Known by its evocative Korean-language title, “Girigo,” the series delivers suspenseful supernatural horror with a high school drama twist.
Adding to Netflix’s strong showing for Korean content, the charming romantic comedy series “Sold Out on You” also achieved significant success, ranking third on the weekly global chart.
Meanwhile, the popular English-language film “KPop Demon Hunters” continues its remarkable run, securing the No. 5 position. This dynamic KPop-themed movie demonstrates incredible longevity, maintaining a spot in the top 10 for an astounding 46th consecutive week.
