Train to Busan (2016)
Original title: 부산행
Synopsis
A workaholic father takes his young daughter on a train to Busan to see her mother — and boards just as a zombie outbreak tears across South Korea. Trapped in the cars with a handful of strangers, the passengers must fight, cooperate, and sometimes betray one another to survive the journey. Yeon Sang-ho turns a lean action premise into a genuinely moving story about selfishness and sacrifice, and it remains the film that introduced much of the world to Korean genre cinema.
Age & parental info
Official certification: MA15+ (AU rating system)
Carries a strong age rating (MA15+ in Australia) for sustained zombie horror, intense peril, and bloody violence. Frightening throughout and emotionally heavy at the end. Aimed at teens and adults rather than younger children.