For a 12 episode drama that tried to juggle mystery, crime, police investigation, a dash of romance and suspense, Kill it did a fairly good job. From the first episode to the last, the plot moved fast with barely a boring moment. The drama also had one of the best soundtracks to really enhance the intensity of a particular moment and hype you up. However, story-wise this wasn't anything new for a k-drama. You've most probably seen it all before a hundred times.

As far as the acting went, it was nothing out of the world but it did meet the bar required to effectively tell the story of the characters. The male lead made me care for him despite the fact that he had the same expression throughout the show. It worked in his favor too and sold the "serial killer with a good heart" persona quite well. The female lead was your standard formulaic supposedly 'strong' heroine. Conveniently playing the damsel in distress when it mattered and the right amount of dumb to keep prolonging the story. There were some very interesting side characters that I wanted to know more about and see our hero interact with but I guess the creators were short of time.

I did feel that there was more action and less depth in the drama. You feel for the characters but not enough to really be invested. Regardless, it's an excellent time-pass. There are some very heavy moments, some good dialogue and badass fighting sequences to keep you hooked. While I don't think this drama is something that stays with you long after you finish it, I do think it's good while it lasts.

Enjoy!