All of Us Are Dead – Season 2 intensifies the chaos, horror, and heartbreak that made the first season a global phenomenon. Picking up after the fall of Hyosan, the new season expands the zombie outbreak’s scope—bringing even greater stakes, more terrifying mutations, and emotional fallout for the survivors.
The story follows the scattered students as they struggle to adapt to a fractured world. Some are on the run, some are in hiding, and others… aren’t quite human anymore. With the emergence of hybrid zombies—part-human, part-infected—the line between monster and survivor becomes dangerously blurred.
The show doesn’t just rely on action and gore (though there’s plenty of both). It dives deeper into character growth, trauma, and moral dilemmas, raising questions about what it means to stay human in an inhuman world. The young cast continues to deliver raw, emotional performances, especially from returning leads who carry the scars—both physical and psychological—of Season 1.
Visually, the show is stunning and relentless. Claustrophobic school hallways are replaced with desolate cities, underground labs, and military zones. The tension never lets up, and the action scenes are bloodier, faster, and more intense.
All of Us Are Dead – Season 2 is a worthy continuation that successfully expands the story without losing its emotional core. It’s smarter, scarier, and even more devastating.
Rating: 8.8/10
Genre: Horror, Thriller, Teen Drama, Sci-fi
Best for: Fans of Train to Busan, Kingdom, and character-driven zombie survival stories.
