Watch: High School Classmates Turn On Each Other To Survive In Trailer For New Drama "Night Has Come"

Nov 25, 2023

Upcoming drama “Night Has Come” has released its main trailer!

“Night Has Come” is a teen mystery thriller about a group of high school students who are forced to play a deadly real-life version of the mafia game during a class retreat. Starring Lee Jae In, Kim Woo Seok, Choi Ye Bin, Cha Woo Min, Ahn Ji Ho, Jeong So Ri, and more, the drama will depict the intense psychological warfare between the students as they attempt to identify the mystery killer—while also trying to avoid dying a gruesome death.

The trailer begins with the classmates excitedly playing an innocent game of mafia on the bus while traveling to their retreat. Once they get there, they receive mysterious text messages announcing, “The mafia game begins now. Please check your assigned profession.” They are then asked to vote for someone, and the students tap on the name of one of their classmates without giving it much thought.

However, things take a shockingly dark turn when the vote ends. A mysterious voice announces that Heo Yool (Park Yoon Ho) has been selected to be executed, after which Heo Yool seems to develop a splitting headache. Initially, his friends ask him, “Are you acting again?” But when his eyes turn white, it becomes clear that there is something sinister taking place.

After Heo Yool’s death, his classmate panic, wondering aloud, “What should we do now? What if we stay here and wind up dying too?” However, a lack of cell phone reception makes it impossible for them to leave.

Next, class president Joon Hee (Kim Woo Seok) suggests that everybody hand in their phones and not vote for anyone, saying, “If no one votes, then we can all live.” But his theory is soon proven wrong when a blaring siren goes off and the gymnasium is bathed in ominous red light, with the students desperately scrambling for their phones while screaming, “If we don’t vote, we die!”

As the students search for a way to escape, Yoon Seo (Lee Jae In) says, “First, we need to figure out who started this game and why.” Later, the classmates begins to turn on one another, with one student telling her friends, “After all, it’s okay as long as it’s not us,” while another shouts at someone accusingly, “They died because of you!”

With the game’s life-or-death stakes leading to more and more betrayal, the caption chillingly declares, “If you want to live, kill your friend!” One student yells, “I’m asking if you’re going to kill me!” as another says, “Let’s survive and get out of here, no matter what.”

“Night Has Come” premieres on December 4 and will be available with subtitles on Viki. In the meantime, check out the new trailer below!