An infectious disaster movie

Rating: 8/10 (10 April 2017)

The dead are rising and biting people, spreading panic and infection all across South Korea (and possibly the world) The main character is trapped on a train with his daughter headed for supposed safety.
The zombies are of the fast-moving infected variety but with some very refreshing oriental twists. Once bitten the infected spring up with their limbs at unnaturally sharp angels, as if pulled up by strings like a marionette.
Although this is a zombie movie it has heavy elements of the old 1970's disaster movies I was bought up on. There are some very clear stereotypes who tend to act out according to role. All the characters are forced together in a restricted environment and its not long before zombies become everyone's second biggest problem.
I have seen a million zombies films, I tend to like each one less than the previous but this was the exception.
You are one step ahead of the story most of the way but that didn't ruin my enjoyment.
Think "Day of the Dead" meets "Towering Inferno" with a pinch of "The Grudge"