India, Oct. 31 -- Finding a well-paying job is hard enough, especially when bills keep piling up, and debt leaves you with little room to breathe. Throw in unreasonable bosses and the constant pressure to make ends meet, and going to work can feel like a nightmare in itself. Netflix's eight-episode Korean drama Dead-End Job, which premiered on October 30, takes that idea a step further. Here, a part-time job promises 50 times the minimum wage, but there is a catch: surviving your shift is not guaranteed. Mixing supernatural horror with mystery and dark humour, the K-drama turns the struggles of young workers into an unusual fight for survival. And its premise makes for an interesting question: when money is tight, just how much danger wou...