All of Us Are Dead

I have trouble ranking this. The thing is there is some really interesting ideas scattered here, but not all of them are as coherent as I’d like. A lot of this feels to drawn out for it’s own good, and my god…I hate English audio dubbing over foreign films. It’s distracting, and I’d just prefer subtitles (thanks Train to Busan) however, with all it’s faults…I like a lot of the horror elements and the zombies feel slightly different than most iterations. I think this is a favorable watch.

Worth it for the specific quirks and customs of korean filmmaking, but otherwise it's just hours of silly writing that ask you to abandon anything that's set up or logical quite a bit too often. If you enjoy chatty people sitting in rooms, running down corridors, turning, running up corridors, opening doors, closing doors, barricading doors, barricading rooms and standing in front of locked or barricaded rooms and doors until someone opens at the very last moment, this is your show.

Really enjoyed this thrill ride, with at-the-edge-of-my-seat tense set pieces and a *juicy* and dramatic romantic square (where the two heartthrob boys have the best chemistry). It does have a few frustrating moments, but so many good, weird, dramatic ones. Love those plucky kids surviving thanks to their wits and school materials and anime physics.

It was cute but extremely silly. I'm just not into zombie content that much I guess, it's top tier quality for a zombie series but that makes it average media at best to me. At least it had an original take on all of it.

Main issue: I hate it when characters make the stupidest decisions possible just to create more conflict; so many easy solutions are ignored for no good reason, e.g going online to check the news instead of calling for help, using the only computer to hit a zombie. Other issues: Cinematography is all over the place. The zombies' movements are taken straight out of the Exorcist for some reason. The substance that turns people into zombies is both a "virus" and "refined testosterone" (not joking).

2 episodes in, absolutely nothing I haven't already seen before.

Fun and ridiculous. Worth a watch.

Coming of Squid Game, there was a hunger for more craziness from Korea, so here we are with this high school zombie massacre! A bit drawn-out, but this was pretty much what the family wanted, so people were ecstatic here.

Not my style, over the top graphic violence and gore.

Just another zombie show. Nothing special.