KINGDOM (2013) REVIEW
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:scroll: Plot: While strange rumors about their ill King grip a kingdom, the crown prince becomes their only hope against a mysterious plague overtaking the land.
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:man:‍⚖ Review : If you love zombies and are on the hunt for something fresh, you cannot go wrong with Kingdom.

Kingdom is a Netflix Original South Korean horror series written by Kim Eun-hee. The series is based on the book Land of the Gods, which was also written by Kim Eun-hee. First arriving in 2019, the horror series has since become one of the most popular non-English titles available to stream on Netflix.

Beautifully presented and dripping in Asian culture, zombie action-thriller Kingdom is quite the thrill ride. With a exceptional screenplay and beautiful production value this show has all the indegrients for an engrossing binge watch.

The zombies are appropriately inexorable, and resemble Train to Busan in terms of falling over themselves while chasing the living. These are not sluggish walkers of The Walking Dead. The visual style is unique, and makeup effects are also good. The gore looks pretty much real, and there is oodles of it here.

Season 1:
Split across six hour-long episodes, Kingdom effortlessly blends political drama with a thrilling action plot, full of beautifully shot set pieces. Brutal action sequences, engaging drama and horrifying zombies make this show a must watch. Brilliant Direction and Extraordinary Performances by the Cast makes it extremely worth your time.

Season 2:

Season 2 raises the bar more and is bigger and better. Proves the mettle of Korean storytelling in this genre.
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:thumbsup:Goods :
1. Brilliant Production Value
2. Rich in Thrills and Horrors
3. Outstanding Performances
4. Extremely Engaging Mysteries
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:fire: Final Rating : S01 - 8m5 and S02 9/10
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:white_check_mark: Verdict : Just Watch This Now.
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