Director Yeon Sang-ho returns to familiar territory with an oddly timely sequel to his creative 2016 zombie thriller 'Train to Busan.'
surprised everyone in 2016 with its simultaneously fresh and familiar spin on the zombie apocalypse, it did so because co-writer and director Yeon Sang-ho splashed blood and guts all over characters we grew invested in, whose tragedies came like a punch to the gut and whose redemption felt earned. It helped that the $100 million grossinghad a laser focus and could rely on the tension inherent in a confined space; it was a haunted house on rails.
The action heads back to zombie-torn Korea when Jung-seok, now an unwelcome virus refugee in Hong Kong, agrees to help his brother-in-law Chul-min and a couple of other castoffs sneak back into the country and steal a truck loaded up with U.S. greenbacks, which they’ll split with a gang of unscrupulous Hong Kong gangsters.
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