The lead star and creator of Squid Game have confirmed the Netflix series is still as disturbingly violent in season 2 – with good reason.
Squid Game winner Seong Gi-hun is on a warpath for revenge in season 2 Three years ago, Squid Game left viewers around the world shocked, devastated, horrified and sobbing in equal measure when the South Korean TV series launched on Netflix. Now that the global sensation is returning next month, fans can rest assured that season 2 is going to be just as violent as the story takes yet another dramatic turn.
‘So violence is basically like a vehicle or medium to show the characters’ desperations and their backstories, which are even more heartbreaking than the violence themselves.’ The actor added that the violence in Squid Game allows the show to ‘express the psyche of the characters’ and ‘what’s going through their heads’, while also ‘maximising their emotional arcs’.
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