Some interesting elements... some cute girls... in the end just another zombie movie

Rating: 6/10 (12 July 2019)

This is my third or so Zombie movie I have watched in my life, actually I generally despise horror commercial movies, but the hype about this one was so high that I decided to give it a try... Well, it is visually remarkable indeed, with some scenes quite well constructed (that train in flames entering the station!), it has gore, drama, suspense, drops of humor, and, maybe most of all... you can see three cute female characters lighting up the screen: Yu-mi Jung as a responsible young and attractive pregnant woman (it seemed to me she is a good actress), Su-an Kim as a cute and funny little girl who nags her father when appropriate and manages to gain your heart, and former K-Pop star Ahn So-hee as a sexy cheerleader whose legs and pretty childish face will keep you entertained and often distracted from the gory/action scenes.
However... is there really something interesting enough expected to come up from a Zombie film??. There is some social criticism underlying somewhere the plot... but it doesn't manage to fully emerge over the blood and head-shaking of the infected creatures... by the way, infected by what?, what was the origin of all the mess?... unanswered question. Then there are quite a few incoherent actions throughout the film, an example: in some moment one of the protagonists discovers that if the zombies are deprived from the vision of normal people by just attaching a paper to the window of the train inner doors they calm down and stop attacking... well, this simple trick is used just once and then totally forgotten for the rest of the film!, and there are some others like this.
All in all, just another zombie movie with some original elements. I guess many years will pass until I give another try to a commercial horror film... unless Ahn So-hee is in it, of course!