Spooky in Love: Park Eun Bin’s Newest “Client” Is A Ghost With A 400-Year-Old Grudge

Just when you thought her ghost-whispering days couldn’t get spookier — Park Eun Bin’s latest case in Spooky in Love takes her all the way back to the Joseon era. The new stills tease a chilling encounter that’s got fans buzzing ahead of the next episode.

What’s Spooky in Love About?

A remake of the 2011 film Spellbound, tvN’s Spooky in Love follows the chaotic dynamic between a hotel heiress who can see ghosts and a prosecutor who’s terrified of them — a mix of romance, comedy, and the supernatural.

The Joseon-Era Twist

New stills show Cheon Yeo Ri and Kang Min Hwan attending an event showcasing museum artifacts when things take a supernatural turn. A ghost dressed in traditional hanbok — revealed to be a court painter from the Joseon era — appears among the unsuspecting crowd. His expression stays unreadable, but Cheon Yeo Ri immediately senses something is off, hinting at a grudge that’s been simmering for centuries.

Fans will have to tune in to find out exactly what’s driving this spirit to seek out Cheon Yeo Ri specifically — and what kind of unfinished business ties him to the present day.

Period-set supernatural storylines like this one continue to be a beloved staple of Korean drama, often blending historical settings with modern-day mysteries for added intrigue.

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The Takeaway

With a centuries-old ghost now entering the picture, Spooky in Love is proving it has plenty of mystery left to unravel — and Park Eun Bin’s chemistry with the supernatural keeps getting more intriguing by the episode.

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