KPop Demon Hunters premiered on Netflix on June 20th and quickly became a global phenomenon, defying all expectations for a direct-to-streaming animated feature. The movie, which

Kpop Demon Hunters is looking at a possible surprise No. 1 win at the box office, besting the third weekend of Zach Cregger's movie Weapons.

The animated movie blends the best of what I love about K-Pop with a genuine depiction of Korean culture, while still being a thrilling, action-packed tale.

Late to the "Kpop Demon Hunters" party? Make a grand entrance with the Chronicle's guide to the global phenomenon.

The K-Pop Demon Hunters phenomenon is spreading like wildfire. The light animated fantasy film with its catchy K-Pop music and classic mythical narrative is a contemporary redemptive analogy able to open the door for gospel conversations.

Actor Ahn Hyo-seop has weighed in on the possibility of his character Jinu returning in a potential sequel to Netflix's hit animated film "K-pop Demon Hunters," despite the character's tragic fate at the end of the movie.