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UPI
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- UPI
Look: 'All of Us Are Dead' Season 2 in production at Netflix
"All of Us Are Dead" Season 2 is now in production, Netflix announced. Photo courtesy of Netflix July 23 (UPI) -- Netflix is giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at Season 2 of South Korean zombie series All of Us Are Dead. The streamer released a clip Tuesday that shows an apparent zombie sitting for a table read as he is greeted by other cast members. Viewers see actors Park Ji-hu, Yoon Chan-young, Cho Yi-hyun, Lomon, Lee Min-jae, Kim Si-eun, Roh Jae-won, Yoon Ga-i reading their Season 2 scripts before Netflix announces the season is currently in production. The first season, which was inspired by Joo Dong-geun's webtoon, showed students at Hyosan High School navigating love triangles, bullies and zombies. "All of Us Are Dead Season 2 picks up with Nam On-jo (Park Ji-hu) studying at university in Seoul, still haunted by trauma and loss she endured. Just as she's trying to move forward, a new outbreak erupts in the city, forcing her -- and new university friends Yong Ma-ru (Lee Min-jae), So Ju-ran (Kim Si-eun) and Lee Jong-ah (Yoon Ga-i) -- into a desperate fight for their lives," an official synopsis reads. Season 1 arrived on the streamer in 2022. An official release date for Season 2 has not yet been announced.
Economic Times
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Netflix confirms All of Us Are Dead Season 2. Check cast and plot and when to watch
All of Us Are Dead Season 2 is now in production, confirmed Netflix. (@NetflixGeeked) The halls of Hyosan High may be quiet, but the terror is far from over — All of Us Are Dead is officially back in production for a high-stakes second season, and Netflix has just revealed who's returning to the fray. The survival horror series, which exploded into global popularity after its 2022 debut, is ready to unleash a new chapter of blood-pumping chaos, this time far beyond the confines of a high school. Season 2 promises to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of the original outbreak, with Park Ji-hu (Nam On-jo), Yoon Chan-young (Lee Cheong-san), Cho Yi-hyun (Choi Nam-ra), and Lomon (Lee Su-hyeok) reprising their roles as the few who made it out alive. But survival came at a price, and the scars of what happened in Hyosan still linger. Now, as the story shifts to Seoul, On-jo is trying to settle into university life — only to find herself facing the unimaginable once again when a fresh wave of infection breaks out. This time, new faces join the fight. Lee Min-jae (Weak Hero: Class 2) steps in as Yong Ma-ru, Kim Si-eun (Squid Game Season 2) plays So Ju-ran, and Yoon Ga-i appears as Lee Jong-ah — all fellow university students swept into the unfolding nightmare. Roh Jae-won (Squid Game Seasons 2 and 3) joins the cast as Han Doo-seok, a National Intelligence Service team leader with his own stake in the crisis. And somewhere in the wreckage of their fractured world, Cheong-san, Nam-ra, and Su-hyeok continue to navigate the lasting effects of what they survived. — NetflixGeeked (@NetflixGeeked) Behind the scenes, the creative team that brought the first season's gripping tension to life is back as well. Directors Lee JQ (Daily Dose of Sunshine) and Kim Nam-su return to helm the new episodes, with Chun Sung-il (King the Land) once again writing the 1, based on Joo Dong-geun's webtoon, struck a nerve with audiences around the world. Blending teen drama, social commentary, and heart-stopping horror, it followed a group of students forced to grow up fast when a zombie outbreak turned their school into a warzone. The series didn't just earn a cult following — it became a global phenomenon, landing in Netflix's Top 10 in over 90 countries and securing its place among the most-watched non-English shows in the platform's history.
Daily Mirror
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Netflix fans 'can't wait' as Korean thriller set to rival Squid Game gets huge update
The tense Korean Netflix series may well appeal to fans of Squid Game, which recently came to an end. Netflix fans are saying 'about time' and 'finally' as the streaming giant has confirmed production has started for season 2 of one of its biggest Korean dramas. Following the conclusion of Squid Game, which is Netflix's most-watched show of all time, fans of the thriller are urged to check out another popular Korean series. The sci-fi show, which is returning for a second season after first premiering in 2022, has ranked among Netflix 's Top 10 most-watched non-English series of all time. Titled All of Us Are Dead, the thriller series has been billed as a 'catastrophic coming-of-age story in which teens at Hyosan High band together to survive a zombie outbreak'. The official Netflix synopsis reads: 'A high school becomes ground zero for a zombie virus outbreak. Trapped students must fight their way out — or turn into one of the rabid infected.' After season one scored an impressive 89% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, All of Us Are Dead is making a triumphant comeback. Netflix shared the exciting production update earlier today, posting on X: 'All of Us Are Dead Season 2 is NOW IN PRODUCTION. 'Starring Park Ji-hu, Yoon Chan-young, Cho Yi-hyun, Lomon, Lee Min-jae, Kim Si-eun, Roh Jae-won, and Yoon Ga-i.' Taking to the comments, fans expressed their excitement over the news after what has felt like a long wait. There were plenty of comments like 'FINALLY', 'CAN'T WAIT' and 'ABOUT TIME'. 'WHATTTT ARE YOU KIDDING ME,' one fan enthused, as another chimed in: 'Here we go… It's about time!' 'All of Us are Dead WAITINGGG,' one viewer quipped, as one more wrote: 'Love it. Season 1 was so refreshing. Great story and love the hype that some of these super zombies might bring.' Yet another person remarked: 'Zombie apocalypse incoming! Can't wait to see what happens next. Park Ji-hu and team bringing serious drama this season.' All of Us Are Dead, based on the 2009 webtoon of the same name by Joo Dong-geun, was watched over 474.26 million hours in its first 30 days on Netflix. It also received largely positive reviews from critics, with Caroline Framke of Variety writing: 'Like Squid Game before it, All of Us Are Dead makes the most out of its nightmarish central location to otherworldly, dizzying effect.' Brad Newsome of the Sydney Morning Herald expressed: 'This stunning Korean series shows that it's still possible to make compelling, imaginative, thought-provoking and hugely entertaining zombie splatter more than a decade after The Walking Dead spawned an unending genre glut.' The Daily Beast's Nick Schager wrote: 'This 12-part South Korean Netflix series about zombies invading a high school is gruesome, thrilling, and highly addictive.' However, not everyone was impressed, with IndieWire's Steve Greene writing: 'It's delivered in an oddly-paced season that fights against an intuitive structure as much as these students try to beat back chomps from throngs of kids in uniforms.'
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Business Standard
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
Netflix drops spine-chilling teaser for All of Us Are Dead Season 2
All of Us Are Dead Season 2: The undead chaos of All of Us Are Dead is officially returning — and Netflix made sure the announcement was anything but ordinary. In a clever twist, the streamer dropped a thrilling video on July 23 from the show's script reading session, giving fans a glimpse of the returning cast, fresh faces, and one unexpected guest… a zombie crashing the room! The hit Korean apocalyptic thriller, which became a global sensation after its 2022 debut, is now in production for its much-anticipated second season. And judging by the creative teaser, the next chapter promises more blood, suspense, and surprises than ever before. All of Us Are Dead Season 2: Netflix teaser out When the first season of "All of Us Are Dead" premiered in 2022, it achieved a record-breaking 560 million hours of viewing in just 28 days. This series, which was set at a high school, followed kids as they battled a deadly infection that turns people into zombies. In the sequel, the plot is now taking a different turn. Seoul University is the target of the virus this time. The heroine "Nam On-jo," who made it through Hyosan High School and is currently enrolled in college, will once more be faced with a life-or-death situation in the first season. However, she does not have any recognisable faces or old friends with her this time. All of Us Are Dead 2 Cast and Crew Older characters including Yoon Chan-young, Cho Yi-hyun, Lomon, and Park Ji-hoo (Nam On-jo) will return in season 2. Newcomers Yoon Ga-ee and Lee Min-jae will also be present, along with Kim Si-wool and Ro Jae-won of "Squid Game." The virus will infect a new location and new people in All Us Are Dead 2, and this fresh challenge will once more transport viewers to an exciting and entertaining world. They welcome Han Du-Seok (Roh Jae-Won) to the National Intelligence Service as a team leader. All of Us Are Dead Season 2 will be directed by Lee JQ (Daily Dose of Sunshine) and Kim Nam-Su. The script is being rewritten by Chun Sung-Il (King the Land). All Of Us Are Dead Season 2: The plot According to Netflix, All Of Us Are Dead Season 2 takes place after some time from where the events of season 1 ended. Nam On-Jo (Park Ji-Hu), who survived the devastating zombie outbreak at Hyosan High, is currently a Seoul University student. Seoul is attacked by a fresh wave of infection just as she is beginning to recover from the trauma of losing her friends. She is forced to make new friends with her university seniors, a gang that has managed to escape the zombie apocalypse, after becoming entangled in yet another terrible struggle for existence.
Time of India
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Netflix confirms All of Us Are Dead Season 2. Check cast and plot and when to watch
The halls of Hyosan High may be quiet, but the terror is far from over — All of Us Are Dead is officially back in production for a high-stakes second season, and Netflix has just revealed who's returning to the fray. The survival horror series, which exploded into global popularity after its 2022 debut, is ready to unleash a new chapter of blood-pumping chaos, this time far beyond the confines of a high school. Season 2 promises to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of the original outbreak, with Park Ji-hu (Nam On-jo), Yoon Chan-young (Lee Cheong-san), Cho Yi-hyun (Choi Nam-ra), and Lomon (Lee Su-hyeok) reprising their roles as the few who made it out alive. But survival came at a price, and the scars of what happened in Hyosan still linger. Now, as the story shifts to Seoul, On-jo is trying to settle into university life — only to find herself facing the unimaginable once again when a fresh wave of infection breaks out. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Please select course: Select a Course Category Design Thinking Cybersecurity Digital Marketing others Degree Finance Product Management Others PGDM Artificial Intelligence Healthcare Data Analytics MBA Data Science Management Leadership Project Management MCA Public Policy Technology CXO Operations Management healthcare Data Science Skills you'll gain: Duration: 25 Weeks IIM Kozhikode CERT-IIMK PCP DTIM Async India Starts on undefined Get Details Skills you'll gain: Duration: 22 Weeks IIM Indore CERT-IIMI DTAI Async India Starts on undefined Get Details This time, new faces join the fight. Lee Min-jae (Weak Hero: Class 2) steps in as Yong Ma-ru, Kim Si-eun (Squid Game Season 2) plays So Ju-ran, and Yoon Ga-i appears as Lee Jong-ah — all fellow university students swept into the unfolding nightmare. Roh Jae-won (Squid Game Seasons 2 and 3) joins the cast as Han Doo-seok, a National Intelligence Service team leader with his own stake in the crisis. And somewhere in the wreckage of their fractured world, Cheong-san, Nam-ra, and Su-hyeok continue to navigate the lasting effects of what they survived. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Play War Thunder now for free War Thunder Play Now Undo — NetflixGeeked (@NetflixGeeked) Behind the scenes, the creative team that brought the first season's gripping tension to life is back as well. Directors Lee JQ (Daily Dose of Sunshine) and Kim Nam-su return to helm the new episodes, with Chun Sung-il (King the Land) once again writing the script. Season 1, based on Joo Dong-geun's webtoon, struck a nerve with audiences around the world. Blending teen drama, social commentary, and heart-stopping horror, it followed a group of students forced to grow up fast when a zombie outbreak turned their school into a warzone. The series didn't just earn a cult following — it became a global phenomenon, landing in Netflix's Top 10 in over 90 countries and securing its place among the most-watched non-English shows in the platform's history.
