Psychopaths are those who can come under the villain category or negative roles. They are the ones planning or executing the murders in their different ways. Some can be nice to you but ultimately kill you, but some can directly kill you for no reason. K-dramas have many types of these psychopaths to point your knife on. Korean dramas have a massive fanbase, and the majority are in the romance genre, following crime and fantasy. Where fans love actors and actresses for their pretty, innocent, shy or powerful, confident, rigid roles, fans accept and love their roles as psychopaths. Hating their character but loving their roles for acting is what a fanbase does. Listed down are some creepy and crazy, handsome and scary psychopaths. Be aware of them because- The blood is red, and anyone can be dead!
1. Nam Goong Min In A Girl Who Sees Smells
If a psychopath receives happiness by killing someone, Nam Goong Min, as Kwon Jae-Hee, has journals as well. He is a chef, unique enough to ask the soon-to-be murdered person to write a journal and keep its momentum. His role in Remember k-drama as Nam Gyu-Man, a wealthy CEO, is also a psychopath and famous amongst the audience. Nicest
2. Kim Jae Wook In Voice
Kim Jae Wook played Mo Tae-Goo, the kind, most wealthy, and the most successful guy in front of the people and a psychopath in nature. He is scary, killing people carelessly. He has picked up his role so efficiently that he is well-known for his psychopathic character in K-dramas.
3. Kwak Dong-Yeon In Vincenzo
He was a musician and is now an actor in the villain's role. He’s a false chairman of the company, the corrupt Babel group. He is the half-brother of Jang Jun-woo, who does all wrong from behind but is kind on his face, so whenever things are out of control, he can blame his brother. Risking Jun-Woo's life, firing the bullet from his shoulder took him to hell.
4. Park Bo-Gum In Hello Monster
Park Bo-Gum is mostly only seen with his adorable, lovely character roles. Hello, Monster surprises us with his psychopath role- Jung Sun Ho/Lee Min, who also is a lawyer in the drama. He is trusted as innocent but is evil ultimately in the series. Park Bo-Gum has done some incredible shy, playful, and goody/naive roles, and fans always love him even if he gets cast as a villain.
5. Shin Sung Rok In My Love From The Star
He has the creepiest smile in this drama. Shin Sung-Rok can give the most amazing creepy smile in his role Lee Jae Kyung, as the producer said. If he wants something badly, he will do anything to get that. Just give it already! Why the risk of harming yourself?
6. Choi Tae Joon In Missing 9
Choi Tae Joon, Choi Tae-Ho, is a successful actor. When a fight crashes and the passengers go missing on the Island, very few survive and are released. After many months, the news discovers- there are remaining 6-7 survivors on the Island. Later, all get murdered by Choi to keep a clean slate of his image. No doubt, Choi is famous for this role, but he has made remarkable appearances in many dramas and in Park Shin-Hye's life as her husband.
7. Lee Dong Wook In Strangers From Hell
Psychopathic dentist Seo Moon-Jo, (Lee Dong Wook) is loving and gentle around people, just like his roles in dramas such as Goblin and Touch Your Heart. He gets creepy in this one with his psychic nature of killing people(yet charming as always). This drama also is known as Hell Is Other People.
8. Lee Seung-Gi In Mouse
He is a South Korean singer, actor, also a host. Lee Seung has been in various Vagabond-like Korean dramas. Starring Jeong Ba-Reum, he is a police officer at the local police station, and with his teammates, he is after a criminal. How a police officer's character is here with these psychopaths? Lee Seung is surprising in this drama with his psychopathic killer role.
9. Park Hae Jin In Bad Guys
To eliminate the crimes and the criminals from the city, Detective Oh Goo-Tak gathers a group of three prisoners, and Lee Jung-Moon (Park Hae-Jin) is one of them. In drama, he is the most dangerous serial killer, a psychopath who also is young and intelligent. Park Hae-Jin is well-known for supporting characters from- My Love from the Star and Doctor Stranger and for leading roles (apart from Bad Guys) in Cheese in the Trap, Man to Man, etc.
10. Lee Joon-Gi In Flower Of Evil
Baek Hee Sung is not his true identity but his brother, Hae Soo's identity. Being Baek Hee Sung, Hee Sung has a perfect family image with a wife and a daughter. Being Do Hyeon Soo, Hyeon was always thought of as a killer by his dad. It seems confusing here, but the drama is intense, and engaging to know the characters and their real faces behind the mysteries. Lee Joon-gi was on point for the psychopathic version of the series.
