K-Pop: Demon Hunters is an animated musical action-adventure film that has taken the world by storm.
Upon its release, the film quickly became a massive hit with young audiences all around the world
The story follows a world-renowned K-Pop girl group who balance stardom with secret lives as demon hunters.
The film features a star-studded voice cast including Arden Cho, May Hong, and Ji-young Yoo.
Directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, the movie combines an action-heavy storyline with authentic K-Pop aesthetics.
The film’s soundtrack, featuring the hit “Golden,” dominated global music charts spent a long time dominating the charts.
The film has won a Grammy for Best Song Written for Visual Media, the first K-Pop track ever to do so.
Beyond the screen, the fictional group HUNTR/X has performed at major real-world events like the BAFTAs.
The ending of the first film creates a definite possibility for another installment, with the first now considered one of the most successful original animated properties of the 2020s.
KPop Demon Hunters has weaved it’s way into pop culture with songs featuring on Strictly Come Dancing and dance trends sweeping the nation. With talks of a sequel in the works, expect a lot more of this to come.
When was KPop Demon Hunters released?
K-Pop: Demon Hunters made its global streaming debut on June 20, 2025.
The film was released exclusively on Netflix after a highly publicised development period at Sony.
Following its digital premiere, it saw limited theatrical “sing-along” screenings in select regions.
Is there a KPop Demon Hunters sequel?
Yes, a sequel was officially confirmed in late 2025 following the first film’s massive success.
The sequel is expected to explore Rumi’s past and the existence of other half-demons in the world.
While official production is underway, current industry reports slate the release for 2029.
Arden Cho and the core voice cast are expected to return to reprise their roles as HUNTR/X.
How many people have watched KPop Demon Hunters?
The film has surpassed 540 million total views worldwide as of early 2026.
It officially became the most-watched movie in Netflix history, surpassing the 2021 hit Red Notice.
The movie spent an incredible 31 consecutive weeks on Netflix’s Global Top 10 list.
