Cast
Details
Status
Ended
Original language
ko
Countries
KR
Number of seasons
1
Number of episodes
7
Reviews
I'm actually quite surprised this series was produced by Netflix. Its certainly not the standard fare, I've come to expect from them.
"Mercy for None" is your typical, gritty, South Korean organised crime drama, on steroids. This is wall to wall unrelenting action, with a seemingly endless stream of well choreographed fights, delivered in bloody style, by a key character, who feels unstoppable.
Like many Korean series, it is intelligently rendered, with a mod...
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