Netflix’s ‘Trigger’ Fires Up Global Suspense
Actor Kim Namgil turned heads at the press event for Trigger, an upcoming Netflix original series set to release worldwide on July 25. Held on June 22 at Hotel Naru, Seoul, the star-studded event introduced the ambitious production that’s already drawing comparisons to Hollywood-style thrillers.
An Action Drama with a Unique Korean Setting
Trigger dives into a chilling premise: In South Korea, where private ownership of firearms is strictly banned, a mysterious wave of illegal guns suddenly surfaces. With escalating gun-related incidents, two men—with opposing motives—take up arms. What unfolds is an intense survival story brimming with action, suspense, and social commentary.
Meet the Cast and Crew
Alongside Kim Namgil, the press conference welcomed director Kwon Oseung and actors Kim Youngkwang, Park Hoon, and Gil Haeyeon. Each shared insights into their characters and teased the gritty realism of the show. “It’s not just about gunfire and stunts—it’s about the psychology of men pushed to the brink,” Kim Namgil explained.
Why ‘Trigger’ Could Be Netflix’s Next Hit
Trigger blends homeland realism with global stakes—a formula that has worked wonders for other K-dramas on Netflix like Squid Game and D.P.. With a compelling narrative and jaw-dropping visuals, it’s poised to attract a diverse international audience hungry for high-quality thrillers.
Global Release Date
Save the date—Trigger drops on Netflix on July 25. Get ready for a high-octane K-drama experience unlike anything you’ve seen before.
