Details
- Language
- Korean
- Studio
- Next Entertainment World
- Series
- Train to Busan
- TMDb Rating
- 7.8 (8.6k votes)
- Directed by
- Yeon Sang-ho
- Written by
- Park Joo-suk
Rating · Quality score from voters
TMDb
7.8/10
IMDb
7.6/10
Rotten Tomatoes
95%
Metacritic
73/100
Popularity · Search interest now
Rising
24.5
Based on TMDb activity
Starring
Incoming Editorial TeamVerified
Train to Busan (부산행) is a Korean action-horror-thriller directed under Next Entertainment World, releasing on July 20, 2016. The film follows survivors aboard an express train as a zombie virus plunges Korea into a state of emergency.
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Key features
- ·Korean-language action-horror-thriller
- ·Produced by Next Entertainment World
- ·Set aboard an express train to Busan
- ·Part of the Train to Busan Collection franchise
- ·Available to rent on Google Play Movies and YouTube
- ·Genres: action, horror, thriller
FAQ
When and where does Train to Busan release?
Train to Busan releases on July 20, 2016. The film is a South Korean theatrical release produced by Next Entertainment World.
Where can I watch Train to Busan online?
Train to Busan is available to rent digitally through Google Play Movies and YouTube. No subscription streaming platform is listed in the available data.
Is Train to Busan part of a franchise?
Yes. Train to Busan belongs to the Train to Busan Collection, meaning it is part of a broader franchise of related films.
What genre is Train to Busan?
Train to Busan is classified as action, horror, and thriller. The film combines zombie-outbreak horror with tightly contained survival action, set almost entirely aboard a moving train.
What language is Train to Busan in?
Train to Busan is a Korean-language film (부산행), produced in South Korea by Next Entertainment World.
About this release
Train to Busan, a South Korean action-horror-thriller produced by Next Entertainment World, RedPeter Films, and Contents Panda, opens on July 20, 2016. Subtitled 부산행 — literally "bound for Busan" — the film takes its central premise from one of the more economical setups available to genre filmmaking: a zombie outbreak, a sealed train, and no exit. When a viral emergency tips Korea into chaos, a group of passengers aboard an express service to Busan find themselves cut off from any help and compelled to fight through the carriages for whatever chance at survival remains.
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