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Trailer: KPop Demon Hunters. Cast, where to watch and more on the title page.
Nearly a year and a half after it arrived, KPop Demon Hunters is still the film Netflix most wants its members to keep watching. On Thursday 5 November the service opened KPop Demon Hunters: For the Fans!, a dedicated destination inside the Netflix app that gathers the film, a sing-along version and a run of new short-form material in one place. For households where “Golden” has been on repeat since the summer of 2025, it means fresh HUNTR/X material at no cost beyond an existing membership.
Netflix calls the hub “a first-of-its-kind, all-new destination on Netflix.” It lives at netflix.com/kpopdemonhuntersforthefans, and Netflix has billed it as a global launch.
What is inside
The new material comes in two strands. The first is a set of short PLAYlist Stories:
- HUNTR/X Backstage Pass, a six-episode stop-motion series that follows the trio through rehearsals, photo shoots and costume fittings.
- KPop Toy Creations, three handmade mini episodes made by a young filmmaker.
- Play Games With Us, four stop-motion episodes of competitions and challenges built on scenes from the film.
The second is Learn the Choreo!, which may get more use than anything else in the hub. The film’s choreographers teach full routines for “How It’s Done,” “Golden,” “Takedown,” “Soda Pop” and “Your Idol,” alongside rehearsal footage of “How It’s Done.” Choreographers Nain and Leejung Lee also break down how Rumi, Mira and Zoey each move differently on stage.
Rounding it out are the film itself, the sing-along cut, lyric videos for seven songs, a four-video fan collection that includes the HUNTR/X voice cast reacting to fan work, and a KPop Demon Hunters fireplace for the season.
Why Netflix is doubling down
The film debuted on Friday 20 June 2025. By Netflix’s own count it has passed 500 million views and become the most popular film in the service’s history, and the hub page puts its run on the global Top 10 at more than 60 consecutive weeks. It earned two Oscar nominations, for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song for “Golden.”
A sequel is confirmed, with directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans returning and Sony Pictures Animation again producing with Netflix. No release date has been announced, so the hub is the clearest sign yet of how Netflix plans to keep the audience engaged in the meantime. Franchise loyalty of this kind matters more as the company leans on engagement and advertising, a theme that ran through Netflix’s third-quarter results.
Fans in the US can go further. KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience opens at Netflix House Dallas, at Galleria Dallas, on Thursday 12 November, and at Netflix House Philadelphia, at King of Prussia Mall, on Friday 20 November. General admission starts at US$39, with children aged three to 12 from US$34. The experience includes a life-size Derpy Tiger built with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop. No Canadian location has been announced.
For everything else arriving this month, see what is new on streaming in Canada this month and in the US.
Where to watch
- KPop Demon Hunters: For the Fans!, Netflix, Canada, US, UK, Australia and New Zealand, live now (search the title or open netflix.com/kpopdemonhuntersforthefans).
- KPop Demon Hunters, including the sing-along version, Netflix, all five markets, streaming now.
- KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience, Netflix House Dallas from 12 November and Netflix House Philadelphia from 20 November (US only).
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