When one thinks of zombies in Korean cinema, one may immediately snap their attention to modern classics like Train to Busan or its would-be successors. A major component of its particularly gritty magic in this market is in how ruthless zombies are depicted in the medium, with their outbreaks often directly exposing the rot at the heart of society, from class inequality, to crumbling institutions, to vulnerable populations left behind. But one doesn't need to find these merely in feature-length film, as a select few shows from the K-drama medium have more frequently begun to crop up in recent years, often achieving enormous success.
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