That’s something that I have in mind currently. The story that I’m thinking about after that would be closer to Train to Busan, where the story will be carried out in a small and restricted space.

Peninsula was a post-apocalyptic film that focused on the car chases. On where the third film would sit in his Train timeline he said “I would say that - in terms of that universe - they’ll all become related together. So I think taking into consideration all of those conditions, a film series would be the most feasible.” In Korea, the circumstances are not very favorable to create a series in the Korean language with visuals that are comparable to “Train to Busan” the film and also, you know, I have to work with … the distributor that we started on the original film as well.

But these days I’m thinking that maybe I need to come up with a system in order to really bring all of my creative visions to life.”Īsked whether this meant we could be seeing a small-screen iteration of the Train to Busan universe, Yeon responded that “There are a lot of ideas I’ve been tossing around but I personally think that for Train to Busan, I would like to continue that as a film series. Up until now I have been someone who’s been an individual creator. However, because there are a lot of productions that I’m working on currently, I’m thinking that I have to sort of organize the ideas and work on what I have to work on. Personally, I do have some ideas in terms of further development of what happens after “Peninsula.” But as for whether I will create that into a film, it’s something that I do want to do. “I believe that the zombie genre is very traditional but at the same time, depending on what you bring to that, it can be completely new.

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