Lee Jae Wook to star in spine-chilling horror fantasy drama 'Honeycomb Project'

Awards-winning actor Lee Jae Wook is about to thrill audiences once again, this time as the male lead in the new horror fantasy drama, ‘Honeycomb Project’ (working title). Officially announced by his agency, the series is expected to offer a genre-bending mix of supernatural terror, dark humor, and surprising twists.
‘Honeycomb Project’ revolves around Byeon Hyeok Jun, a 30-year-old man who gets a high-paying part-time job but finds himself caught up in a series of strange and unpredictable situations. The drama blends horror and fantasy with black comedy, providing viewers with a new and exciting story. Directed by Shortcake, the team behind successes such as ‘Coin Locker Girl’ and ‘D.P.’, the show is guided by director Kim Da Min, whose work was seen in ‘Makgeolli Will Tell You.’ Director Han Jun Hee, who has worked on hits like ‘Weak Hero’ and ‘D.P.,’ is the creator, promising a gripping plot filled with supernatural experiences and wicked humor.
Lee Jae Wook keeps building his status as South Korea's most prolific actor. Renowned for gliding effortlessly from genre to genre—fantasy ‘Alchemy of Souls,’ historical dramas, and romantic comedies—his participation in a horror fantasy drama has generated anticipation among fans. His capacity to bring complex characters to life has everyone asking: Will he be the hero, the trickster, or one with a sinister secret to keep?
Lee Jae Wook's fame has been constantly increasing, making him one of the industry's shining stars. Aside from the 'Honeycomb Project,’ he is also working in ‘Fresh off the Sea 2,’ where he is having fun with his character. He will also be starring in another series called ‘Dear Hongrang,’ which is scheduled to come out later this year.
The creative duo responsible for the 'Honeycomb Project’ raises the bar for the series. Coupled with Han Jun Hee's storytelling talent and Kim Da Min's skill in crafting atmospheric visuals, this partnership promises a dark and unpredictable ride. Eight episodes will make up the series, and with a tightly-knit story that will have viewers hooked from start to finish.