ENA recently shared The Midnight Studio episode 14 trailer, starring Joo Won and Kwon Nara. The horror rom-com K-drama is slowly nearing its end, focusing on the lead characters’ fight against an evil ghost.
In the previous episode, Seo Ki-Joo (Joo Won) became a ghost after police officer Lee Seon-Ho, possessed by a dangerous ghost, stabbed him. He also tried to frame Han Bom (Kwon Nara) for a murder. Eventually, the police learned the truth and were set to catch him, while Seon-Ho was looking for Ki-Joo to end his life permanently. Towards the end, the culprit tried killing Han Bom, but Ki-Joo saved her. However, his spirit disappeared in the end, leaving viewers curious whether he was dead or alive.
The Midnight Studio episode 14 trailer teases Ki-Joo being alive. However, danger is still looming over him.
Watch the trailer here:
The Midnight Studio episode 14 trailer: Joo Won has likely lifted the curse
The Midnight Studio episode 14 trailer begins with Han Bom (Kwon Nara) meeting Ki-Joo (Joo Won). She is emotional and thrilled to see him alive. Ki-Joo, meanwhile, wonders why the magical camera killed and revived him, hinting that his curse has likely been lifted. Moreover, the curse mark that has always been on his shoulder starts to slowly disappear.
Han Bom, Assistant Go, and Baek Nam-Gu celebrate Ki-Joo’s 36th birthday. For context, Ki-Joo lives with a family curse because of the camera. As per the curse, no male member of Ki-Joo’s family can live beyond the age of 35. Hence, Ki-Joo celebrating his 36th birthday hints at a happy ending for him.
During the celebration, Han Bom wishes that Ki-Joo “run very far away from the studio, curse, and death. So, they could never find you again.” The next scene shows Ki-Joo running away from someone while holding the camera. Furthermore, Han Bom’s friend faints as the evil ghost attacks Ki-Joo.
The ending scene features Ki-Joo crying out loud, followed by Nam-Gu turning into an evil ghost and choking Ki-Joo.
The Midnight Studio episode 14 will air on Monday, April 29, 2024, at 10.00 p.m. KST on ENA. It also streams on Viki.
