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TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
- TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
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TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
ReedeFox > 01/08/2016, 15:00
Director Yeon Sang-ho’s new horror movie tells the story of a young girl who convinces her divorced father to accompany her on a train ride to her mother’s home 280 miles away.
The journey doesn't run entirely to plan though as shortly after they depart, there are reports of riots and mass chaos throughout the country. Before you know it, there's a viral outbreak on the fast moving train and there's freakin zombies everywhere.
It's a pretty intense trailer and looks like they've managed to pull off that claustrophobic feel. The movie is out now so get to seeing it!
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RE: TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
dony > 02/08/2016, 22:18
any zombie movie that have zombies sprinting after u instead of slow walking zombies like walking dead are always good, like 28 weeks later and world war z, this trailer got me wanting to see this bad -
RE: TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
ReedeFox > 03/08/2016, 16:34
YES! It's so much more frightening when they can sprint! -
RE: TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
FantasticMR > 03/08/2016, 16:38
(02/08/2016, 22:18)dony Wrote: any zombie movie that have zombies sprinting after u instead of slow walking zombies like walking dead are always good, like 28 weeks later and world war z, this trailer got me wanting to see this bad
I like your mention of 28 Days Later. I always considered this a zombie film too but according to Danny Boyle it is not. I was watching a doco called 'Doc of the Dead' (check it out it's really good) and Boyle says that the creatures in his movie were in fact completely of sound mind, they're own memories were there but they were overcome by the rage from the virus. This answered the the question for me in '28 Weeks Later' why the Dad character stalks his children around, which zombies don't have the mind to do. -
RE: TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
dony > 04/08/2016, 01:18
i had to mention 28 weeks later because imo that is the best zombie movie ever made, but we may have some contenders for that number 1 spot with all these new movies coming out, and yeah i guess he is right there but to me if i see a human like infected guy sprinting or walking that should be dead, that is a zombie to me lol, and this doc u mentioned i will watch it this week nice one -
RE: TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
FantasticMR > 04/08/2016, 09:57
Dony I'm completely with you mate. Danny Boyle can say what he likes but 28 Weeks is a zombie movie in my book, it just fudged with the zombie rules a bit. Definitely watch that doco though, you won't be disappointed.
If you're in a doco mood after that then follow it up with 'The Best Worst Movie Ever' about the so bad it's good movie 'Troll 2' and it's ***** following. I had never seen Troll 2 and still haven't but the doco is thorough enough to get the full vibe. -
RE: TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
confusedCoyote > 04/08/2016, 10:42
(04/08/2016, 09:57)FantasticMR Wrote: Dony I'm completely with you mate. Danny Boyle can say what he likes but 28 Weeks is a zombie movie in my book, it just fudged with the zombie rules a bit. Definitely watch that doco though, you won't be disappointed.
If you're in a doco mood after that then follow it up with 'The Best Worst Movie Ever' about the so bad it's good movie 'Troll 2' and it's ***** following. I had never seen Troll 2 and still haven't but the doco is thorough enough to get the full vibe.
I do agree with everyone above saying that 28 Days, and Weeks, Later are zombie movies. On the other hand you can say that a lot of zombie movies are just people being infected with something horrible at the start...
Troll 2 is something to behold in its total lack of anything good. On the other hand, this is why it sucks you in and forces you to watch it until the end! -
RE: TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
dony > 05/08/2016, 22:20
how do the zombies in walking dead come back alive, because when normal people die they become a zombie dont they, or is that another movie lol i get confused because im watching like 5 different zombie movies/series, fear the walking dead is really good btw -
RE: TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
gymaddict69 > 17/12/2016, 14:19
Saw this available online the other day and after the positive buzz surrounding the movie, thought id give it a looksee.. and am i ever glad i did..TRAIN TO BUSAN IS FANTASTIC. This is a zombie like virus film, with the infected / dead persons more akin to those in films like 28 days later in terms to speed and ferocity. Some movies have attempted to employ this style and it doesnt really work for them wheres in some others it works to great effect..this filmfalls firmly in the later. Amongst the terror, carnage and the such like with some inventive set pieces, somehow this manages to be a character piece as well where you find you actually give a shit about the good guys (and boo and hiss at the villians of a sort in the film..and im not talking about the infected). With an emotive finale chucked in the mix youve got an fantastic, gripping, occasionally funny horror from start to finish. Highly recomended, infact id have to say this is my horror of the year (at the very least). DO NOT MISS THIS FILM. -
RE: TRAIN TO BUSAN - KOREAN ZOMBIE MOVIE TRAILER
claydavis > 01/11/2022, 00:02
This film is great. The premise is simple, and the concept of it taking place all on a train is genius. The tension and suspense ramps up up beautifully throughout the film. All the character motivations make sense given the severity of the situation they are in. Gong Yoo is amazing as the lead, and he is brilliantly supported by Ma Dong-seok. Jung Yuh-mi and Kim Su-an. Yeon Sang-ho's direction beautifully captured the emotional intensity of the situation.