Netflix just dropped the first official trailer for Squid Game season two, and even though I know what to expect, it doesn’t make the footage any less traumatizing. In the eerie trailer, ​​Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) re-enters the game as Player 456 after winning in season one.

"Squid Game" creator Hwang Dong-hyuk says he lost teeth from the stress of making the first season and explains his motivations for making Season 2.

Netflix has released a trailer, poster and images for the second season of the hit South Korean dystopian survival thriller series Squid Game which sees Player 456 (Lee Jung-jae) returning to the life-or-death game on a mission to expose the truth behind the deadly competition.

Squid Game may just be about to return with season 2, but a third season is already on the horizon. Earlier this year, Netflix confirmed that their most-streamed show of all time would be ending with season 3,

Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk opens up about this season's new games, new cast and his dystopic vision that now feels frighteningly close to home: "I wanted to pose the question: Is the majority always right?

In a new Hollywood Reporter cover story, “Squid Game” creator Hwang Dong-hyuk pulls back the black mesh mask on Season 2 of the world’s biggest show, which is arriving on Netflix next month. He reveals an influence on the Emmy-winning thriller series that sounds a little surprising at first but actually makes a lot of

Hwang Dong Hyuk, the director of Squid Game Season 2, has addressed concerns surrounding the so-called sophomore slump that often affects popular Netflix series follow-up seasons. He’s committed to delivering a sequel that meets—and possibly exceeds—the immense expectations set by its record-breaking predecessor.

Following the immense success of Netflix’s most popular show of all time— Squid Games— the dark thriller will soon be gracing the airwaves with season 2. Hwang Dong-hyuk, the creator of the iconic show,