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Hey there, listeners. Welcome to Horror Movie Club, the show where two dudes who aren't

quite nerds but not quite nubes.

Choose a horror movie each week to rate and review.

I'm Oshvin.

I'm on the phone with Brian.

And on this week's episode, we're going to be talking about the 2016 South Korean film, Train to Busan, directed by Yon Seng Ho, written by Park Jiu Suk, and starring Gung Yu, Jung Yu Mi, Ma Deng Suu, and Kim Su-wan.

In this film, a father escorts her daughter on a train ride in the middle of a zombie outbreak.

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Brian, I know you've seen this one before, but how many times had you seen this one before?

Oh, that's a good question. This may have only been my second watch. I'm tempted to say it could have been third, but I think maybe just second. Yeah, it was just the second. How about you? For me, I think either third or fourth. Oh, wow, okay. I've seen this one a few times. It's been on my rotation, And it's 10 years old now, which I think is kind of cool, too. Yeah, wow. Time flies, man. Right, yeah. I still remember this kind of being an underground hit back in the day, but I guess that's a while ago. Yeah, and I don't think it's underground anymore. I think it's gotten quite a lot of recognition among the

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