Train to Busan'sYeon Sang-ho is officially developing another zombie movie.The South Korean director previously helmed the ...

Rising-star genre director Timo Tjahjanto ('Nobody 2') was once attached to the NYC-set take on the South Korean zombie hit.

It’s chew-chew on the choo-choo with “Train to Busan,” a Korean zombie flick from Yeon Sang-ho (“The King of Pigs”) that has more in common with high-speed disaster films and train ...

“Train to Busan” picks up where that film left off. ... giving rise to several mini-climaxes when Seok-wu exploits this to outwit them. Whereas in Hollywood disaster or apocalyptic movies, ...

Back when Train to Busan hit in 2016, it reminded horror fans that the zombie genre still had plenty of bite left. Yeon ...

The reported title of the U.S. version of the Korean "masterpiece" "Train to Busan" has faced backlash from fans of the original film, with some questioning the need for a remake.

Train to Busan, now streaming on Netflix, is the rare horror film that feels scarier thanks to COVID-19. The horror film's humanity feels all the more heartbreaking during COVID-19.

“Train to Busan was a high-concept film shot in narrow spaces, whereas Peninsula has a much wider scope of movement.” It’s The Road Warrior to the original’s Mad Max.

Currently, a third film in the Train to Busan series is not in the works, but you can check out the synopsis of Hellbound below. “Unbelievable demonstrations of hell take place in the middle of ...