#Psychopath diary serial#
Plus, we have Bo Kyung hot on the serial killer’s trail. Park Sung Hoon was so good here with a great mix of being creepy and very entertaining. He doesn’t know what to make of him and seeing his reactions to Dong Shik was priceless. Then there’s a whole lot of fun as our real serial killer begins to interact with Dong Shik. And much to his dismay, rather than accomplishing his murderous goals, he frequently ends up being a hero instead! Too funny! It was a constant struggle as his good instincts battled his fake psychopathic ones. We also watch as he bumbles his way through plotting murder, which is no easy task mind you, and then lets his conscious get the best of him time after time. He slowly grew more and more bold as he tried to act as who he thought he should be. Things didn’t always go as he planned, but his new confidence changed everyone’s reactions around him and as well as how they treated him. His affection for horror movies and books also helps him act the part even when he is really scared and not sure what to do.ĭong Shik was hilarious as he tried to confidently embrace his psychopath identity. Then when he encounters difficult situations, he develops this new confidence that allows him to stand up to people. But his fragmented memory leads him to believe he really is a killer. So when he reads all of these murders he supposedly committed in the serial killer’s diary, at first, he is completely dismayed. It’s completely contrary to everything he is. The comedy comes in with this timid man who is afraid of everything who is trying to cope with the idea that he is a killer. He also has the ability to equally portray a very endearing man as well as an evil one. His comedic timing is impeccable as are his exaggerated facial expressions.
I also knew that Yoon Shi Yoon would be absolutely perfect the role. It sounded like it had all kinds of potential to be both hilarious as well as explore some interesting issues concerning memory and identity. The twist of a pushover thinking he’s a serial killer was pretty unique. Psychopath Diary piqued my interest immediately upon reading the plot summary. After an attempted murder, he lost his diary that contained all the details of his murders and sets out to find it no matter what. Then there is Park Sung Hoon as the serial killer Seo In Woo. At first she thinks Dong Shik is a nice and normal man, but when her investigation starts to lead towards him, she begins to suspect he may actually be the serial killer. She is a neighborhood police officer trying to catch a serial killer.
As he tries to come to terms with his identity, his life takes a crazy turn. Things begin to change after he gets amnesia and thinks he is a psychopathic serial killer though.
He is a timid office worker who is a pushover.
The police officer (Jung In Sun) who caused his accident is also working to track down the killer. When he wakes up, he doesn’t remember who he is and thinks the serial killer’s diary is his which leads him to believe he is the killer. Psychopath Diary is about a timid office worker (Yoon Shi Yoon) who witnesses a murder by a serial killer (Park Sung Hoon) but loses his memory after he gets in an accident.
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