We caught up with the stars of 'A Bloody Lucky Day' to discuss this gripping ride through the gritty underbelly of crime.

In the new Korean series A Bloody Lucky Day, an unsuspecting cab driver finds himself trading wits with the killer who slides into his taxi’s back seat.

"A Bloody Lucky Day," a South Korean thriller series starring Lee Sung-min and Yoo Yeon-seok, is coming to Paramount+.

South Korean thriller series A Bloody Lucky Day is a hallucinatory cab ride from hell ... in the best way.

The A Bloody Lucky Day trailer finds Lee Sung-min playing a taxi driver, and it all starts on a good note. There’s happy music being played in the background, and Sung-min comes across as pretty ...

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All ten episodes of A Bloody Lucky Day, a new South Korean thriller series, are slated to bow on Paramount+ on February 1.

Korean Series ‘A Bloody Lucky Day’ and ‘Queen Woo’ expand the slate of Korean original content jointly hatched at Paramount+ and Tving.

“A Bloody Lucky Day” follows an ordinary taxi driver who becomes entangled with a customer that turns out to be a serial killer.

Korean dramas 'Queen of Tears' and 'A Bloody Lucky Day' were honored at the Asian Academy Creative Awards and the Asian Television Awards.

Oh Taek wakes up from a coma after a few months, but no one believes that Geum Hyuk-soo is not the real culprit, and Oh Taek returns to Korea after spending years finding the culprit in China.

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