Due to the popularity of the OTT platform, along with the Hindi series, the craze of watching the series in other languages has also increased among the audience and if we talk about the zombie series, then there is a lot of craze in the audience. At present, Korean drama is getting good response from the audience on the OTT platform and Korean content has once again managed to make a place among the audience. So, let’s know what are the five reasons why the Korean drama zombie series ‘All of Us Are Dead’ is a must-watch.
Interesting story
‘All of Us Are Dead’ is a web series in which school children are seen fighting dangerous zombies and trying to save their lives from beginning to end. Which is a great thriller. It has 12 episodes, in which you get more and more interested in watching every episode.
It also shows the emotional connection of friends in this series
Will see emotional connection between friends in the web series ‘All of Us Are Dead’, while watching children become zombies in front of parents’ eyes is also a very emotional scene which is very well done and filmed.
The story of the zombie series ‘All of Us Are Dead’ is set around the school
The story of ‘All of Us Are Dead’ starts from a school and revolves around it. The story of this Korean series is quite unique, which is different from Hollywood’s zombie series in many ways. This series is in action with emotions. Which makes it interesting as well as thrilling.
Netflix’s second most popular Korean show
If we talk about the web series ‘All of Us Are Dead’, then it is the second most popular show on Netflix after Squid Game. If you are fond of watching some different thrilling series, then you must watch ‘All Of Us Are Dead’.
Based on ‘Now at Our School’ Webtoon
Zombie series ‘All of Us Are Dead’ is based on the Naver webtoon ‘Now at Our School’ by Joo Dong Geun. The synergy shown between the school children in this thriller and thriller series is very funny. Which is attracting the audience from all over the world along with the Korean audience.
