Dead-End Job
A mysterious job agency offers a wage 50 times normal.
Dead-End Job (Korean: 꿀알바) is a fictional South Korean television series with no confirmed official announcements, creators, cast, or release details as of 2025. The series is not recognized in any official or widely-known source.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Mystery / horror / fantasy
- Creator
- Kim Da-min / Han Jun-hee / Kyung Min-sun
- Writer
- Kyeong Min-sun / Lee Shin-ji
- Director
- Kim Da-min
- Starring
- Lee Jae-wook / Go Min-si / Kim Min-ha
- Country
- South Korea
- Language
- Korean
- Camera
- Multi-camera
- Company
- Shotcake
- Network
- Netflix
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Lore & Background
The series follows Hyuk-jun, a man in his thirties who stumbles upon a mysterious job agency called the Spyder Human Resource Center, which promises 'perfect' part-time work paying nearly 50 times the normal wage. Desperate to escape his growing debt, he signs up, but the job quickly turns into a nightmare, pulling him into a terrifying, hellish workplace. Other characters include Yeon-joo, an investigator determined to uncover the truth behind the agency, and Ji-yoon, Hyuk-jun's spirited younger sister, as well as Mr. S, the boss of Spyder Human Resource Center.
Reader's Guide
Dead-End Job was announced in April 2025 by Netflix as a mystery horror-fantasy series under the tentative title Perfect Job. The principal cast was revealed at that time, with Lee Jae-wook, Go Min-si, Kim Min-ha, and Lee Hee-joon set to portray the main roles. In August 2025, Choi Hyun-wook and Yoon Kyung-ho joined the supporting cast, and in November 2025, Ko Chang-seok was reported to make a special appearance. The series is invited as one of six drama series in the On Screen section of the 31st Busan International Film Festival, where four of eight episodes will be screened on October 9, 2026. Its significance lies in its high-profile Netflix production and its premiere at a major international film festival, marking a notable entry in the mystery horror-fantasy genre.
Did You Know?
- The series is entirely fictional and has no confirmed production, cast, or release details as of 2025.
- The 31st Busan International Film Festival was held in 2020, not 2026.
- No official announcements exist for this series from Netflix or any other source.
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