These voracious, single-minded creatures are not the shuffling George Romero type but the fast, fleet kind of 28 Days Later, and they move in a swarm like in World War Z, climbing over one another in a rush for fresh meat and attacking in waves like water gushing from a broken dam. The neglectful father becomes ferociously protective of his daughter, ready to sacrifice others to survive until his daughter kicks his conscience back to life, and there are carloads of classic archetypes on his journey: a burly, protective man with his pregnant wife, elderly sisters in their dotage, a baseball team, a teenage couple, and a privileged corporate fat cat who is ready to sacrifice anyone in his way-the kind of man we fear our workaholic dad is on the verge of becoming.ДЇilmmaker Yeon Sang-ho makes superb use of the restricted quarters of the train and delivers a nerve-wracking journey through an abandoned station, and he adds a few of his own flourishes to the conventions. ItвЂ™s a classic set-up: ordinary folks in an extraordinary situation, their character put to the test as the infection spreads and the survivors become separated.

ItвЂ™s just another ride as far as the passengers are concerned because the train pulls out just before the yard is overrun in a swarm of rabid bodies, but not before one infected soul climbs aboard. Workaholic divorced dad Seok Woo (Gong Yoo) is a hedge fund manager in a Seoul financial firm juggling a financial crisis while his neglecting his young daughter Soo-an, one of those adorable tykes whose moon eyes and disappointed face gives us a history of neglect-not the physical abuse kind, mind, heвЂ™s just been absent in every meaningful way-and finally shames him into taking her back to her mother on the train to Busan. In other related news, the director has already revealed plans for a second season of Hellbound.You could call Train to Busan (South Korea, 2016) вЂњZombies on a TrainвЂќ-it certainly makes a catchy logline and it frames the premise accurately and succinctly-but it reduces this fleet, fierce, unexpectedly human thriller to a mere gimmick.ДЄpart from the slyly eerie prologue, the film opens without any hint of the viral rampage to come. Of course, whether there really will be a third installment to the epic Korean zombie franchise is still yet to be seen, so fans of Sang-ho should definitely stay tuned for more updates to come. So in terms of the genre, you could say that itвЂ™s between Train to BusanВ and Peninsula.вЂќ ThatвЂ™s something that I have in mind currently. The story that IвЂ™m thinking about after that would be closer to Train to Busan,В where the story will be carried out in a small and restricted space.

вЂњ Peninsula was a post-apocalyptic film that focused on the car chases.

вЂњI would say that - in terms of that universe - theyвЂ™ll all become related together,вЂќ he began explaining. But as for whether I will create that into a film, itвЂ™s something that I do want to do.вЂќДЄs to what that third film might entail, Sang-ho said that itвЂ™d sit tonally between both its predecessors.

вЂњPersonally, I do have some ideas in terms of further development of what happens after Peninsula. When asked if he has any plans for a third zombie live-action film following Train to BusanвЂs sequel/spin-off Peninsula, the director revealed that he has indeed thought about where the story would go following the 20 blockbusters.

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