Anyone who saw Train to Busan in 2016 (or any time after), was very excited to hear about a sequel to that film. The first film not only had zombies that made the fast zombies from Dawn of the Dead seem like amateurs but there was also a tight, emotional story about survival wrapped in the action. Unfortunately the sequel, Peninsula, leans more into being about action and CGI than being a more grounded, emotional story. There is definitely an entertaining film here. The zombies are just as terrifying as they were in the original. Feral, contortionist, fast zombies are a fear of everyone and Peninsula doesn't disappoint in that aspect. There's a scene on a boat where an infected is discovered and it's creepy and brutal and terrifying. Had Peninsula kept with that setting, it would probably have rivaled Train to Busan. Unfortunately that was not the decision made. Where Peninsula comes up short is the story. This film takes place four years after the first film and sets up the Korean p
