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Top 5 Steamy Korean Movies on Netflix to Beat the Chill This Holiday Season

  • November 30, 2024
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K-dramas are usually known for their sleek, polished vibes- something meant for just a light, fun, and easy watch. However, recently, some bold Korean romantic shows have taken things to a different level, only by adding a little bit of spice and a lot of creativity. Over the years, there have been plenty of steamy K-dramas that not only make one’s heart race but also dig into deeper, more meaningful topics like intimacy struggles, social taboos, and emotional attachment. 

Here are our top five picks of steamy K-dramas, perfect for this holiday season, to stream on Netflix.

It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

is one of the highest-rated K-dramas. This show, in many ways, broke away from the usual fluffy romantic K-dramas.

It focuses on a strong, antisocial female lead, Ko Moon-young, a children’s book writer who pursues her love interest, Moon Gang-tae, who is a devoted caretaker for his autistic brother.

The series dives deep into the emotional and romantic journeys of its three main characters, each battling their personal demons in a way that feels very uninhibited and raw.

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As for the steamy part, the show does not shy away from exploring raw and passionate intimate moments either.

You Raise Me Up

You Raise Me Up

follows the story of Do Yong Shik, a guy going through some major relationship struggles, especially around his self-esteem and erectile dysfunction. His reunion with his first love, Lee Roo Da, who is also an urologist, leads to some really funny and heartfelt moments in the show, despite being based on a sensitive subject.

While it is still considered a light watch, the drama does a great job of handling deeper themes of love and confidence. 

The World Of The Married

The World of the Married

became a massive hit due to its explosive mix of drama, betrayal, and steamy moments. It was inspired by the popular BBC series Doctor Foster. 

The K-Drama is about the turbulent marriage between Ji Sun Woo and Lee Tae Oh.

What made it so steamy, though, were the intense, passionate scenes and the emotional complexity of the characters. And it was not just about cheating- the show also explored the fallout and the fiery confrontations that kept viewers on edge throughout. 

Nevertheless

Nevertheless

instantly hit a chord with audiences worldwide. The primary reason behind that was its bold and steamy portrayal of modern relationships. The intense chemistry between the leads, Han So Hee and Song Kang, drew viewers in with a raw and realistic exploration of love, desire, and emotional conflict.

Unlike typical K-dramas that idealize romance, this series focused on casual yet intense attraction, which deeply resonated with mature audiences. And coming to the spice factor Nevertheless

is so steamy that it is partially banned in Korea due to its adult scenes.

Love and Leashes

Netflix’s romantic comedy Love and Leashes

introduced many Western viewers to the world of steamy K-Dramas. Think of it as the K-Drama version of Fifty Shades of Grey

. The film caught attention for its exploration of BDSM dynamics wrapped in a romantic comedy.

Starring Seohyun and Lee Jun-young, it tells the story of two office workers who get involved in a consensual, BDSM-inspired relationship. And it was this honest and bold approach to kink and power dynamics that made this Netflix romcom stand out from the usual K-dramas. 

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What do you think about these 5 steamy K-dramas? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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