Monsters and Missteps: SWEET HOME Season 2 Review

By Sarah Musnicky When the first season of SWEET HOME hit Netflix during the pandemic, it was just the quarantine-related infection genre fix I needed to distract me, ironically, from the real world. Featuring unique monster designs, relatable characters, and jumpstarting an important discussion around mental health, SWEET HOME Season 1 hooked audiences worldwide. Now, with SWEET HOME Season 2 playing on Netflix, Studio Dragon goes off book, pushing the series beyond the world webtoon conceptual
Sarah discovers the monsters and missteps in SWEET HOME Season 2! Dive into a world of suspense, mental health, and unexpected twists.

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