'Train To Busan' US remake is in the works but fans are not too keen


Fans question whether the 'Train to Busan' remake is necessary with the original still being watched today. Photo: Handout

The South Korean zombie flick that dominated the box office in 2016, Train To Busan, was so well received that it earned itself a sequel Peninsula which was released last year and even an animated prequel, Seoul Station released in 2016 after the film's success.

However, a remake of the film seemed to be something no one had requested. It was announced back in February that a remake of Yeon Sang-ho's masterpiece was confirmed, specifically for the English audience.

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