Dozens of zombie films come out every year, and yet every one of them is being dictated by a rigid moral logic. Characters are placed into categories of heroes and villains – the characters who care ...

But “Train to Busan” proved me wrong in its violence and surprising ... (Gong Yoo), but it also helps us to focus the latent fear and anger against a specific character. It makes the story even more ...

Filled to the brim with tension, pulse-pounding action sequences and memorable (if broad) characters, Yeon Sang-ho’s Train to Busan is a triumph. The infection here spreads fast – a single ...

A sequel was released in 2020, Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula, a standalone movie that only builds on the events of the first movie without a continuing the story of any of the characters.

None of the characters we meet are turned before our ... Any smidgen of expectation that it will have the depth or intelligence of "Train to Busan," however, will only lead to despair.

Yeon Sang-ho’s 2016 film Train to Busan was a hit because it put a fresh spin on the zombie genre, limiting the characters’ freedom of movement — much of the film takes place on a train ...