Posted: 9/22/2020 4:14:55 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Praimfiya][Edited]
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Dem Koreans and their zombie movies! I very much enjoyed it. Reminded me of a cross between the Kondo Tatsumi's 1st Interview from World War Z and the French Zombie movie "The Night Eats The World" but not as grim or dark. Definitely more lighthearted. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alive_  #Alive | Official Trailer | Netflix |
Koreans seem to like the genre. Watched a free anime zombie movie on Roku. Pretty dark, but well done.  Seoul Station Trailer #1 (2017) | Movieclips Indie (looks like you can find the whole movie on YT). |
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Originally Posted By David14: Quite different from the nonstop action of Train to Busan, but good on its own. I thought the additions of the love story and that almost criminal thriller plot twist at the end were very well done. I liked the fact that the plot wasn't balls to the wall like Train to Busan (another great Korean zomflick tho). |
| I had just seen the American version of Alive called Alone. Donald Sutherland played the crazy old guy and did an excellent job. The acting in Alive was much better besides that and I don't speak a word of Korean. The Zombies are like trapped individuals that have no control of their minds. |
