They really need to stop people from reviewing a show that isn't even out?!?!?

Another great Asian production !! And what's more important free from lgtbqwerty+ propaganda !!! It's so so nice to see finally teenagers on Netflix show who do not recommend sex with whomever they fall into preferably same gender... seeing these brainwashed US youngsters is heartbreaking. Good we still have places like Korea :)

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I was expecting a lot more after the zombie masterpiece that was Kingdom, and this definitely fell short. It focused on the exact thing I didn't care about during a zombie apocalypse: teen drama. If you're looking for a real survival thriller, you will be sorely disappointed by the amount of scenes dedicated to crushes and name-calling. That being said, if that _is_ your genre, go for it! I didn't dislike it, it was a decent watch, but it also wasn't was I was looking for.

This was entertaining enough to be enjoyable. Personally, I like that they focused on teenagers here. It allowed for moments of humor and sentiment. Kids will be kids, even in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. I think their interactions grounded the show. Is it as good as _Kingdom_ or _Train to Busan_? No. But it was still a good time.

The first half of season is literally boring,but deeper in serial its not bad as its looks like. The virus after Corona gives us to think and look how it would look.
[spoiler] After Namra jump from roof... idk why the serial is ended,it's just looks like a start of the season 2.... it would be the first serial with better continuation than from beginning. How Namra lives,does army kill every zombie,did virus backdoor to other cities. I would like to see it. [/spoiler]

Koreans have a really cool take on zombies, every korean zombie movie ive seen, #alive,all of us are dead, sweet home, train to busan, have had there own unique take on zombies. This show was a pleasure, never knowing who they will kill off. They are really good at getting you to like or hate the characters. Really hoping for a second season.

so so angry with the whole acting.

Koreans just really know how to do Zombie or Horror in general. Netflix International game is on point right now.

This is a great show. Enjoyed it a lot, characters that are likeable and villians. Koreans really know how to do their zombie Horror, if you loved train to busan you will deff enjoy this.

this is just... bad. idk how ya'll wached and liked it just bad in every shape. i'm not even talking about the acting lol

This is way far better than all The Walking Dead seasons combined. Highly recommended for both who likes the zombie genre and those who doesn't like it.

This isn't your usual, ordinary, zombie show. It's full of character development, real life and realistic drama, and lessons in survival and life itself.

In this show, they truly captured how high school students would have acted and think. While maybe, some characters and situations were annoying, you would realize that's how you and your classmates would have been at that age of your life. They also did not shy away from showing the very difficult task of making decisions, and best of all, how in the middle of fear, uncertainty, and death, humanity still can trust and support each other at the end of the day.

It's not all running. There are stories behind every episode, every character, every scene. Something you don't see in majority of zombie films and TV series.

I'm getting major High School of the Dead vibes.

i think people need to come up with a new zombie movie concept...like zombies in space or a zombie invasion

good show. acting is good. the death of some the characters are questionable some slow paces here and there but overall enjoyable

Finally a zombie show that keeps me at the edge of my seat, i'm halfway the season and there hasn't been a boring moment yet.
I touches some tough subjects also, like rape, bullying etc. harsh realities that are actual things that happen, none of that fake woke rubbish you constantly see in US productions.
The style is very reminiscent of "Train to Busan" which incidentally also gets referenced in the show as a movie, so it's not set in the same universe.

I really enjoyed this Show. The characters were likable, relatable, and well casted. The ongoing intensity of the storyline keeps your eyes glued to the screen hoping that your favorite characters are safe from this powerful Zombie threat. I will admit, the series was off to a slow start revolving around your generic high-school drama, but once the infection starts to spread, the intensity rises and has you on your toes.