Rose Ann Gustilo

The characters all performed really well. Despite it being a non-romantic kdrama, they were still able to deliver the sweet moments very well and the chemistry between the two leads, Sae-Bom and Ih-Hyun, was beyond my expectations. The team did an amazing job at choosing the actors. It is a kdrama worth watching, and is thrilling to watch, although some characters really do get on my nerves, but that is the beauty of acting. They can make you feel all sorts of emotions at once.

I am not a big fan of zombie films, but I was able to finish this in one sitting. Enjoyed the chemistry of the characters and enjoyed their development as a group. Of course, it was a rollercoaster of emotions considering that it is a series about survival which means more than one person will die or sacrifice. I like how their friendship and other relationships became stronger in the end. It really gave emphasis on the importance of trust and friendship. The deeper concept of the series is just well-thought of. I like how the series gave more focus and importance to the youth's point of view. How On Jo refused to cooperate with the adults who were asking questions because she was deeply in sorrow after losing people whom she loved most in the world; if they had come to help and hadn't abandoned them, maybe she wouldn't have to suffer as much as she did. Overall it was a good drama and I am completely up for a second season. Hopefully Netflix sets up a second season because I know for a fact that a lot of people will definitely watch.