6 Zombie Korean Dramas For Your Halloween Week! Kingdom, Happiness, All of Us Are Dead, and More

Zombie films and shows are hot topics when it is almost time for Halloween. Add in the magic of Korean dramas and we have got ourselves a package full of drama, gore, plot, and of course- zombies! With this in mind, we bring to you a list of zombie Korean dramas that are sure to fit well in your Halloween week fun!

From Kingdom to All of Us Are Dead, we’ve got it all. So let’s begin!

6 Zombie Korean Dramas for Halloween 2024!

Kingdom

Two seasons of complete madness with a hoard of zombies is what this Kdrama promises to bring to you. This is a perfect start to the list of zombie Kdramas as it brings not just some intense zombie scenes but also the right amount of horror, thriller and drama. This is the real deal and you are sure to love this series.

The plot revolves around a crown prince who is named a traitor and chased out of the city. He soon goes on a quest to find clues to reveal the truth but is soon caught in a village where a disastrous disease has struck. Directed by Kim Sung-hoon and Park In-je, the drama stars Ju Ji-hoon, Ryu Seong-ryong, Bae Doo-na, Kim Sung-kyu,, and other cast members.

Dark Hole

This action thriller brings zombies like never seen before! With shocking gore and violence, this is a drama that is not suitable for everyone. If you have a strong heart, go for it and get caught in a plot that is simply too irresistible. This is a show that will capture you in its darkness and give you an adventure that will be worthwhile.

The plot revolves around a strange disease spreading among people when they breathe in suspicious black air from a sinkhole. Meanwhile, a detective is lured by her husband’s killer to meet him in the place where the sinkhole exists. Directed by Kim Bong-joo, the drama stars Kim Ok-bin, Lee Joon-hyuk, Park Keun-rok, Oh Yu-jin, and other cast members.

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Happiness

An intense drama with a deep meaning is what this show brings along with some zombies that we cannot miss. The show brings some intense drama along with scenes that will show the harsh reality of society today. Meanwhile, the zombies add in the spark of horror as the survivors try to fight for their lives.

The plot revolves around the residents of an apartment complex that is ordered to be locked down when a deadly virus begins to spread. Directed by Ahn Gil-ho, the drama stars Han Hyo-joo, Park Hyung-sik, Jo Woo-jin, Lee Joon-hyuk, and other cast members.

Zombie Detective

Who says zombies can only be scary and horrifying? Here’s a comedy that brings a new side to the way one sees zombies. As the male lead, who is a zombie himself, takes over your hearts you will realise that these beings can be more than half-dead monsters. This show is an entertainer that you shouldn’t miss out on.

The plot revolves around a man who comes back to life after medical waste is poured where his grave lies. Upon his return, he becomes a detective and soon gets entangled with a writer who begins to help him gain his lost memories. Directed by Shim Jae-hyun, the drama stars Choi Jin-hyuk, Park Ju-hyun, Tae Hang-ho, Lee Joong-ok, alongside other cast members.

Joseon Exorcist

This is an intense palace drama with dark themes to get you hooked as you see another side of zombies in Kdramas. While it revolves around a What If situation, it captures you right from the start. While this show has been unfortunately cancelled prematurely, it still holds the potential to make you wonder about the many questions it leaves you with.

The plot revolves around a king who establishes a kingdom after making a deal with evil beings. Giving them the power to posses over other people and terrorize the world, rebellion soon arises. Directed by Shin Kyung-soo and Nam Tae-jin, the drama stars Kam Woo-sung, Jang Dong-yoon, Park Sung-hoon, Kim Dong-jun, and other cast members.

All of Us Are Dead

Finally, we end this list with one of the biggest hits when it comes to zombie Korean dramas! This is a show that you cannot miss out on as it shows the intense will for survival shown by people during times of an zombie apocalypse. With everything you’d want from a drama, this show has captured hearts that are now looking forward to the second season eagerly.

The plot revolves around students of a school who fight for their survival when a zombie outbreak traps them in their school. Directed by Lee Jae-gyoo, the drama stars Park Ji-hu, Yoon Chan-young, Lomon, Cho Yi-hyun, Yoo In-soo, Kim Byung-chul, and other cast members.

Which of these Kdramas is going into your watchlist for Halloween? Let us know in the comments below!

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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