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Jesus, that Little Girl deserves an Oscar, hearing her cry tears your soul apart!
Seriously... most impactful scene in ages... and she's a child!
i mean who kid is crying not making us feel bad
@@arlamize i think they mean her crying is really realistic, not acting and shes so young yet so good at it
Which movie is more sad ?
TRAIN TO BUSAN,
MY GIRL OR
BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA 😢❤
even reaction video bring tears to my eyes. She did commendable job.
It not being an American movie really does add to the survival aspect of the situation.
Like you said, most Western zombie flicks have the survivors using guns which lower the threshold of the survival part. So whenever bad stuff happens and they need someone to do the usual "survivor doing stupid shit" trope, the "stupid" part tend to be ham up too much.
Here, since no one have gun, even the smallest mistake will get them killed and that make the story feel more organic.
There's not a lot of guns even in other western countries outside of the US, Canada, Finland and Switzerland.
Guns are part of American survival
I didn't realise that until you pointed it out. This is why I prefer foreign zombie films.
@@Denis-Maldonado There are lots of guns. The difference is that seldom anyone on the streets has one, unlike the USA where many are carrying, making the guns more commonplace.
Honestly, her wanting to go to Busan saved her life. lol. if they stayed in Seoul she definitely would have turned. Busan, while a populous city, has a lot of natural defenses. It's surrounded by ocean and mountains, so that being their destination was what gave me more hope that if they made it there, that they would be okay. Love this movie
If you like the idea of holding out in Busan, you will probably get a kick out of how in the sequel, the characters make their landing at Incheon.
@@hanng1242train to busan have a sequel?
Also the zombies were trained by a choreographer named Jeon Young. He's why they moved so much like break dancers. It's cause they were. :)
The break dance virus
Honestly that makes a lot of sense. Zombies have to be quick and agile to reach the sheer level of threat needed to overrun the early military response, so putting a breakdancer choreographer definitely helped in that aspect.
The sister giving up and not fighting to make it to the next rail car for safety always gets me. She's the one who was clearly kind and considerate seeing the better part of people for who they were. To see her observe what has become of the survivors and how selfish they behave and decide she didn't want to live anymore because of it, just pow.
@@roronoauchiha69 The two sisters serve as a couple of mirrors to Korean society. One is of the old mindset, the other of the new. The older sister chastised the younger one for her way of thinking but when she saw her sister give up on trying to be saved it certainly seemed to give her some clarity on things. She likely acted the way she did to protect her sister more than anything and may well have been a truly good person at her core.
@@Kamenari37 yeah, she probably took the role of the protective sister for a long time and was also probably hardened by life, trying to make her sister understand that she was too kind for this world.
@@laurajanco2i There is a lot of subtext in regard to Korean culture within the film that a western audience won't pick up on. The overly career focused father neglecting family is one social commentary, as is the culture of prioritizing money over people. The girl sneaking onto the train without anyone noticing, and also being somewhat indifferent while she outright attacks a conductor is a reflection of how people in Korea tend to self prioritize and not get involved with other people and their issues. The homeless guy is also a part of that as well as being commentary on how less fortunate people are viewed in Korean society.
In the meta view of the film, the two sisters are a reflection of the old Korea versus the new. The kinder friendlier sister representing the new world outlook with the shrewder sister representing the more conservative past. Their fates could be a warning of sorts. In that without compassion and kindness, even if someone were to survive an apocalypse, just how much value would life have to be worth living? You need both, as well as a strong resolve to make it in any world, so you cannot let kindness die.
Oh no... a reaction to one of the most heartbreaking movies ever...
I can't wait!
They're reacting to The Mist? 😁
This movie made me go from not liking the father to bawling my eyes out for him. Imo the best zombie movie ever (World war Z is close).
Shaun of the Dead. Hands down. That was one of my few "Scarface" type movies where it was just always on in the background.
That part where the daughter is crying for the dad not to go as he's turning freaking broke my heart and made me bawl my eyes out.
@@cctomcat321 It's actually funny that you mentioned that movie because I have Shawn of the Dead on my list for so long because I heard amazing things about it but I always forget to watch. But now you reminded me again so thank you 😂.
@justacrybaby4298 definitely have to. I'd also recommend Zombie Land. The second one is ok. 28 Days Later for scarier... Warm Bodies for cheesier zombie human love story. Some people like cheese... I like cheese. Heck, I like Richard Cheese (guy who sings the lounge version of Down with the Sickness in Dawn of the Dead).
Also throw Hot Fuzz in there just because Frost/Pegg and it's hard to mention one without the other.
I don't remember Juan of the Dead... But there's that movie out there, too. I mean, it exists. I don't really remember it one way or the other.
Train to Busan deserves more attention, it really is above the average bar for zombie movies. You should also check out All Of Us Are Dead which is actually a short zombie tv show in Korea that mostly takes place in a school.
Seconding this. I've watched pretty much all the AOUAD reactions on the site at this point and would love to find another. It's just such a good show and the entire cast kills it.
I agree especially the first half of Train to Busan it was amazing. I thought half way through it started to lean too much on predictable tropes though but still good
Definitely the most heartbreaking zombie TV show I ever watched.
Korea has a very “mind your business” mindset so that’s why literally nobody cared or paid any attention 😭
I HATE zombie movies, but when I watched this movie, I was blown away! Korea made me love a zombie movie 😅
Also, it made me go down a rabbit hole tracking down all of Gong Yoo's old stuff! The man hasn't changed a bit! In looks and acting! He's such a great actor❤
gong yoo is absolutely everywhere in kdramas so i assume u had a lot to go through lol
Seoul Station is an animated movie that I believe is the prequel to Train to Busan. Peninsula can be considered a sequel. I've seen them all. I highly recommend Seoul Station. I have cried to Train to Busan every single time Ive seen it now. The 2 Dads (both the asshole redeemed and the tough guy dad of unborn baby) their deaths make me cry so much.
Omg, that little girls screams and cries were gut wrenching to hear.
I remember watching this and had to use two pillows to muffle my crying. But she definitely deserved that oscar
Ma dong seok (don lee) is legitimately a really good tough guy. Hope he gets more roles.
He's in a lot of great Korean movies. The Flu, Champion, The Cop, The Gangster and The Devil (?) I might be flubbing the titles but yeah he's getting recognizable now under this name or Don Lee internationally.
I saw him in (The) Eternals. His character was the best.
"Don mf'ing Lee" is Ma Dong-Seuk. To American audiences, he is best known for being part of the Marvel universe, playing Gilgamesh in the Eternals.
I Get Emotional Towards The Ending Every Damn Time… Like How Can You Not???… 🍿🎥🤷🏾♀️💯🥺😢
Man when comes to zombie movies like this one. I can't help be think it has to be fun being the actors and extras running around acting like a zombie with the makeup and stuff. Makes me hope that one day I could be a extra in a movie as one of the zombies.
Would be hella fun fr
hopefully this reaction is a setup for you guys to watch "All of us are Dead" next, would be great :)
or KINGDOM--
@@pollyyanderhmmm, I've wanted to watch Kingdom but haven't gotten around to it sadly. I mentioned All of us are Dead mostly due to the Train to Busan reference in it making it a nice tie in for them after they just watched it.
@@duelsphere dude if you can find the time, would recommend. kingdom is all the medieval zombie drama you need. hopefully they can watch all these korean zombie show eventually~~
@@pollyyander fair enough, I will try to next time I have trouble deciding what to watch lol, most of my freetime I watch anime.
@@pollyyander dude kingdom is so good!! I love All of us are Dead but I there is nothing like Kingdom it's just amazing! I hope they react to it.
I love this movie. There’s not many that can get me to cry but this is definitely one of them. My favorite Zombie movie as well. That kid knows how to act and pull on your heartstrings.
1:48 It's weird, I've never hit a deer, but I've been hit by a deer twice! The first time I tried to avoid it by driving on the wrong side of the road. It hit my passenger door, left a a small dent and a tuft of fur between the door and front fender panel. The next time I was driving home at night and saw a buck charging toward the road, antlers down, and wound up hitting my car. Miraculously, there wasn't any paint chipped but there are two small dents where the antlers hit my car
Yeah... I just pull over completely and whistle. They stare for a few seconds and usually take off.
Beats the alternative. You know when people live in deer country because they're always looking for reflective eyes in the ditch. At least that's what I was taught.
I also have the perspective we're encroaching more on the animals than they are us, so I'm going to swerve for a squirrel. I don't mind chilling for a deer. It absolutely angers me when I'd drive home and see 5-7 raccoons in a small stretch like people were purposely swerving to get them. I'm sure you know what I mean if you've been tagged.
To add to the deer thing, I knew someone who broke their ankle kicking one off on a motorcycle. Landed the bike in a ditch and was stuck for a few hours because nobody could see him until he crawled up back to the road. We also had to go get my cousins car after hers was totalled by one. They always hit the wildest spots when they full on get hit. Front, side... Nothing is safe. Step dad totalled a Camry, I think? Cracked the shield and set off front and side bags. There was fur in the front and in the passenger door. There were like 4-5 contact points.
maybe a weird response haha but if you have another run-in with deer, its best not to try to swerve and dodge them. you could hit other cars or a tree, both objects that will cause FAR more damage to you (likely kill you) than hitting a deer
Also from what I understand , and correct me if I'm wrong , South Korea , has a pretty large homeless population, that has its own sort of political history and issues that go along with it. However I love the homeless man in the movie, he's a selfless and kind man, who sacrifices himself near the end so that the father daughter and pregnant woman can escape the zombies that are about to break through the glass. He is unassuming and comes off as crazy at first, however upon a second viewing it's very evident that he was just traumatized by what he's seen. It's very possible that his camp/where he lived was on the train platform where the infection started.
They should watch Seoul Station. It's the prequel to Train to Busan! It's also animated!
I concur! Also I love your cute pfp!
Seoul Station was surprisingly dark 😅
That's not the sequel to Train to Busan it's just an animated movie connected to the series the sequel is called "Peninsula" .
Ngl, I cried several times the first time I watched this movie, and it still tears me up, especially when those lovebirds turn...
So there’s an animated prequel called “Seoul Station” and that was amazing, and then the sequel “Peninsula” wasn’t the greatest but it had some great action so i’d still say give it a watch even if it’s on your own time. Speaking of political themes in Korean movies, a lot have to do with the class differences that the Korean society goes through, have a couple friends out there and if you think the difference in the rich vs the poor in America is bad WOOF is it something else out there, Parasite is a great example of the class difference explanation in Korean films
this movie will always break my heart, that one fucking guy who dragged everybody down to save himself actually infuriated me. when he threw the high school girl, i had never been more angry, i remember being so upset that the high school couple didn’t make it because there was no reason for them not to.
I mean...the writers and actor HAVE to be commended for how absolutely horrid that character is
the discussion of the population size of south korea being a concern during an apocalypse made me realise that as an australian I’m actually so mfing safe- there’s 25 million people in 7.6 million km2 of land
if you don’t know what to compare that to, the US is 331 million people in 9.1 million km2
Can confirm: YES DEER WILL HIT YOU. I had this happen to me as well in the mountains where I'm from in California 😂 shattered my window then trotted off. Deer are evil. City people have no clue.
I haven’t seen it but I heard that Peninsula wasn’t very good. There is an animated prequel to this movie though called Seoul Station.
If you want some other great Korean zombie stuff, I’d really recommend watching the show Kingdom! Imagine political machinations amidst a zombie outbreak in Joseon (1500s what is now Korea). There are 2 seasons with 6 episodes each and a prequel movie called Kingdom Ashin of the North
*Mild Spoilers for sequel of train to Busan*
I really didn't like the sequel. It wasn't like it was a terrible movie I still had a kind of fun time. It was more guns and action that American movies have with some Americans in it(because If there is a zombie apocalypse that happens somewhere in the world basically the whole world is gonna find out eventually). Also no returning characters. which IMO kinda sucks because there is a lot of possibility with the remaining characters if they were older + some new characters and at least continuing the story in that way. There are some characters in the current movie we have that if done right could easily be changed to the child and the lady and the baby + new or the same characters as currently. But I've never heard of Kingdom so I will check that out!
I highly recommend kingdom such an underrated korean zombie series and its in a period setting
The fact that you guys reacted to that movie is awesome, and the fact that you guys let yourselves get emotional in camera is even more awesome
I really want you guys watching the sequel
I never fail to cry at the end of this movie when the father dies. Best zombie movie ever made. 🥰
That place with the wrecked train wasn't actually Busan (which I think you may have figured out by the time the train actually stopped?). As the conductor said he was going to have to find another train in order to get them to Busan. The conductor also said that if he found a working train, he would pull it onto the left track. He wasn't leaving them behind. he was doing what he said and hoping others would follow.
Expected zombies......got emotions
Kingdom and All of Us Are Dead are must watch!!😬🙏
A lot of Korean movies in general are really dark and rarely have happy stories or endings. My favorite is ‘I Saw the Devil’, one of my favorite movies of all time actually, that I highly recommend!
Also the animated prequel for this movie Seoul Station is really good!
Glad the daughter and pregnant lady lived, mad that both fathers died, and the random crazy guy too 😤
I think he's just a traumatized homeless man
I’ve watched this movie like 3 times, so when this came on my fyp I was fairly confident I could get through the whole thing without crying, yeah I failed. This is my 4th watch now and I’ve cried like a baby every single time. Honestly this is my favorite zombie movie of all time.
I watched this movie a couple years ago during a heavy thunderstorm and it was one of the best experiences. It just fit together for some reason. Added to the stress.
Hot take: Don Lee for live action Jimbei
omg yea!!
Ohh I can def see him as Jimbei👍🏻 and I always imagined another great South Korean actor named Ha Jung Woo as Crocodile
I love that you guys all cried at the end. Never underestimate how sexy that makes a guy look.
You should watch All of Us Are Dead, a Korean zombie show that takes place in a school, instead of a train. It is newer and was a big hit when it came out.
If you like these zombies and this movie, you might want to check out the series All Of Us Are Dead.
And also Kingdom
Train to Busan is in my top 3 favorite movies. I'm glad you reacted to it. I personally didn't mind the sequel. Sadly, it's not as good as this. It just takes place in the same world, but it's its own movie.
Also the Netflix Show "All Of Us Are Dead" draws a lot of inspiration from this, and I believe if you want more like Train to Busan, I recommend the show before the sequel movie.
"Train to Busan" delves into themes of classism, mob mentality, and the triumph of compassion over self-serving ego. The core group in the story is comprised of individuals who actively contribute to the well-being of the collective, in contrast to the self-centered COO businessman. Su-an represents innocence, Seok-woo transforms from an absentee father to a caregiver, Sang-hwa, a soon-to-be father, emerges as an inspiring team leader. Seong-keong, the pregnant wife, shields the group from zombies and assumes a leadership role among the tail group. Kevin (from "Parasite") embraces his girlfriend's affection and fights to reunite with her. Jin-hee, his girlfriend, offers hope for survival. The sacrifices of the elderly sisters temporarily safeguard the central leading group. Lastly, the homeless man proves to be an asset. He warns others about the undead, rescues the protagonist, and, as an unsung hero, sacrifices his life to save a pregnant woman and a child.
Fuck yes. Watched this after i saw squid game. This is a wonderful zombie movie, up there with WWZ
Me too! In fact it also got me into kdramas. Gong Yoo(the dad) also had something to do with it 😂
He's in Eternals, but also The Royal Tailor, which is well worth a watch. :)
10:18 if it's the same in my city, it's not that surprising that that man did not stop the woman from getting on the train. they're not really security personnel who are meant to stop suspicious-looking people from getting on, instead they're meant to help passengers get on and check to make sure that the train is safe to leave. when he saw the woman running towards him, he must've just thought it was a passenger who got some wounds tripping while rushing to catch the train and just let her on expecting the train attendants to take care of her during the ride.
no matter how many times you watch this movie the emotions remain the same .... I always happen to cry my eyes out every time I watch this movie😭😭😭😭😭😭
Phenomenal movie!! My third favorite horror movie, and the only one to regularly make me cry
I love train to busan. its a movie that when watching the action scenes look sick and when there was the lull where there were no action scenes, you're on the edge of your seats in crazy anticipation of what's about to happen
The "baseball kid" is actually the main lead in the Oscar winner kmovie parasite
Deer and elk in the country are built different. My dad had an elk T-bone him too lol
Why I just pull over when I clock one. Those things are like vehicle homing missiles that break physics. I've never personally had a bad brush but know enough people who have.
This movie was so popular when it came out and i didnt give a damm. I just watch it on a whim not too long ago and i gotta say, its the best zombie movie ive ever seen. It was literally perfect
Internet: MAN DONT CRY.
Me after watching lil girl and dad scene: FCK IT, IM CYING RIGHHT NOW.
What the hell? Have you ever seen the back of the man in the blue suit clearly after taking off his suit jacket? You can tell he is a muscular man at a glance.
The first and only movie I ever cried to, and not only that, but every time I watch I still cry anyways
One thing I will praise Korean zombie movies for is that they generally go really physical with zombies.
I agree with everyone else, All of Us Are Dead would be a better follow up to watch.
And also Kingdom
Bitch I have never clicked so fast in my life lets fucking GOOOO! I love this movie!!
That jerkoff dude is sadly how most people would probably be. Out to save their own skin which ironically sealed his fate in the end.
Pennisula is cool. Not nearly as good I would say but worth the watch.
Seeing how you guys enjoyed this, i think you would love All of Us are Dead. It is a korean drama revolving around a zombie apocalypse as well, but this time the characters are high school teens. An absolutely awesome show, and they've also just announced season 2
Your reactions were so honest,because I also cried real hard everytime I see this heartbreaking scene 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
The Zombie actors put their all into the role my favorite thing of the movie.
KINGDOM is another good zombie korean drama. It only has 6 eps in S1 and another 6 in S2 then a somewhat stand-alone movie. Another unique zombies you'll encounter.
I loved ''Kingdom'' much more than ''All of us are dead''!!!
Never have I ever cried on a zombie movie until this came out geeze
I like the movies that are more realistic in a turn... People don't get full zombie makeup 5 seconds after a bite.
If I really had to be pressed... I prefer our comedies over our "horror" when it comes to zombies. But this movie was awesome. 28 Days Later level of awesome acting from the zed crew.
Well, they certainly turn faster went their neck gets eaten multiple times.
@@gabrielkawa3477 I meant they did a really good job in this. Sorry... that's my b. I can see how that wasn't clear.
I meant movies like this vs one where someone gets bit, looks away, looks back, and has turned full on zombie, decay and all.
This movie was great. It's probably the best straight up Zombie movie imo.
This movie had me fucked up when I first watched it, and the same again watching yall react
This movie is such a rare genre: Tearjerker Horror!
Most K-movies are tearjerker+(regular genre) format..
please consider reacting to all of us are dead as well! i feel like youd enjoy that zombie series as well
great reaction as always, keep it up you guys are awesome
dayum. Just love your reaction, glad you guys came across this movie. the last scene always hit hard
the final scene made every one cry as the bgm hits the good 🥲
Yes. American fast food in Korea are 1000 times better than the native (to American) versions.
Omg yassssssssssss I loved this reaction. There so many amazing korean movies out there but some of my faves are Forgotten(Thriller, mystery, psychological) , Hope (life, drama , psychological ) and My Annoying Brother ( comedy, life, sports) and I 100% reccommend these for u guys to watch.
This movie is a MASTERPIECE. I don't know what else to say besides that. As for sequels and such - Peninsula isn't worth it. It's set after Train to Busan and isn't the best, especially compared to Train to Busan. The prequel Seoul Station is worth it, as is All Of Us Are Dead. Definitely check out more Korean movies, especially horror ones! Gonijam is another famous one!
Yeap the ktx specifically is what we would call a bullet train, and does go about 300km. They're in the same category, but not the same, as the shinkansen.
I literally cryed while watching you guys react to it, thats how deep I ahve this movie in my heart, to me, this is the BEST zombie movie, hands down. Peninsula is more action packed, mor of a thriller in the sense of "welp, the apocalypse happened, what know?" in a different place, with a different cast.
Korea has a TON of great movies to check out like this (I mean, Oldboy STILL breaks me and elevates me unwillingly, so yes, yes yes, yes, yes.
Also I love the actor who played the asshole in the movie, he speaks of it with such a genuine smile like "I'm glad you hate him because I do to", a treasure.
Damn you! This movie is so good and the only one that has me sobbing at the end. I didn't know there was a sequel.
*Am I the only one currently still seeing reactions to this wonderful movie??*
_Shit! I love it!!_ ❤️💜🔥
no, you're not! hahah
I'm still watching reactions for this movie
I just looked it up and it sounds like it's the movie peninsula and the synopsis says it was made 4 years after the events in train to Busan.
Please chek out the k-drama Kingdom. It takes place in the 1600's and its about a prince trying to fond out whats happening to his father, the empror, while fighting accusations from his stepmom who wants her own son on the throne. Sense its in the 1600's theirs not alot of weapons to kill zombies.
One of the things i love about this film, is the improv of the weapons, since only 2 percent of the population has weapons like guns,if I remember correctly, please correctly if I'm wrong.😊
Another crazy korean movies you want? Then choose one between 'exit(2019)' and 'the wailing(2016)'
10:30 Yeah, he's waiting for any last minute people who want to get on.
Fantastic reaction! So excited to see you guys react to it as one of my favourite channels 🙂 a little advice on the movies: there is a prequel called Seoul Station which is an anime, you guys would probably enjoy watching privately but wouldn't recommend reacting to it, at least not on TH-cam, as it has some VERY triggering content. The prequel Peninsula is decent if you take it as a seperate movie. Think your typical action kinda cheesy zombie movie like Resident Evil and it's great, but don't be expecting to get the same as this 😂would love to see a reaction to Peninsula with this in mind!
So, I went and watched the trailer for Peninsula(the "sequel" to Train to Busan). Some things: It takes place 4 years in the future. It seems very action heavy, it's giving fast and furious + zombies + 4th season of Stranger Things at the Russian gulag. Looks fun but very different from Train to Busan. I don't think it'll be as heart felt but we'll see.
I concur with everyone saying to check out All of Us Are Dead. DO NOT check out the Train to Busan sequel called Peninsula though. It’s got some pretty cool moments but it’s not a good movie overall lol
India has its own version of Children's Day too, but it's celebrated on 14th November. :)
This movie is truly amazing and I know another one you could watch, it's called the scouts survival guide against the zombie apocalypse I love it because it's comedic and really well made
Sequel to this movie is called Peninsula! It gets you just as much as this movie. Theyre just more messed up in the second movie then they are in this one.
Since you loved this movie then you gotta watch the series “All of Us Are Dead”
19:19 'that bitch' is a mistranslation, grandma wasn't being petty by calling her daughter in law (or Soo-an) a bitch, it was such a bad translation job as s it follows the flow of what she's been saying how Soo-an only looks for her mom, etc., what she actually said was 'Rotten Bastards' to the zombies around her, probably as she was being attacked by them-
Train to Busan 2 doesn't exist just like how Pacific Rim 2 doesn't exist. We wish there was another movie for both :/
About your take about "What the politics behind this movie", to answer the question I refer to the sinking of the Korean cruise ship Sewol and how it was grossly mishandled by the government and the company. The antagonist in this movie that everyone hates that kills everyone off represents the Sewol's greedy corporation that didnt follow safety regulations that heavily contributed to the ship listing. The government essentially covered up and/or suppressed the media concerning the status of the sinking ship similar to the government in this movie telling everyone that everything is ok. The main character represents your everyday (Korean) guy. Working hard everyday for extended hours to essentially be successful in life. He starts off cut throat because well in Korea it very much is cut throat (tbf this is everywhere in the world though) but slowly regains his humanity representing your average person.
Again, we all wish there was a Train to Busan 2. It doesn't exist. Trust me, don't watch that other "Train to Busan 2" movie. Again it doesn't exist, it's not cannon. Move along. Nothing to see here.
That's the best child actor/actress I've seen in a long while.
Zom 100 and All Of Us Are Dead would def be fun watches for y'all, haven't seen Peninsula bc I've only really heard bad things and I don't think it's streaming anywhere in Australia anyways! Wouldn't want one of the greatest zombie movies of all time to be tainted, also!... Speaking of, cAn'T wAiT for the US remake they've been trynna get going for the past few years...
Gadamnit you made me cry in my classroom, didnt know it still hits me like a truck.
Some other movies you might want to watch; “Dog Soldiers”, “The Girl With All the Gifts”, “Howl”(a passenger train with a werewolf stuck inside), “Crawl space” (from the 80’s), “Ther’s Something Wrong with the Children”,
"This deer's an L"
Deer: *_Pardon?_*
Damn! I had the same thing happen with a deer but it was a buck. His antlers pierced my door but didn’t go all the way through thankfully 😅
Movie suggestions for you guys, for 3 manly guys here's what you need :
1) The Raid Redemption (Part 1) MUST WATCH !!
2) The Raid Berandal (Part 2)
3) The Witch Subversion (Part 1). Korean movie
4) The Witch (Part 2)
5) My Way, korean movie based on true event, it's about war and brotherhood.
One of the best zombie movies IN THE WORLD, no cap. Loved your reactions!
That little girl deserves an Oscar
one of my all-time-favorite movies ..... not just horror but in all genres.
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* imagine, this ends with the sniper shooting the mother and daughter! ... oh! man! i was so scared.