High School can be hell in Netflix's 'All of Us Are Dead'

"All Of Us Are Dead" makes high school even scarier.  The new K-zombie series premiered on Netflix on January 28.  It is one of the top best Korean shows to binge on Netflix and an absolute must-watch for fans of the zombie genre.

Based on the popular webtoon "Now at our School," the setup is fairly simple, a group of South Korean high schoolers have to band together to survive the Zombie outbreak that has begun at their school. 

Bad news, there's a lot of students at the school and it won't be long before the infection naturally spreads to the rest of the city. 

Ensuing chaos, the survivors must rely on their wits to avoid falling prey to their former classmates. 

But the good news is that the kids have seen zombie film "Train to Busan" and know how to defend themselves either with martial arts or whatever's lying around in their school-like archery equipment.

With no food or way to contact their families, the kids are effectively on their own. 

Full of nail-biting suspense and bloody mayhem, "All of Us are Dead" is built around creative set pieces and smart relatable characters.

Amid the carnage, it also manages to squeeze in social commentary about bullying as well as memorable moments of camaraderie between the survivors. 

Netflix has had a pretty good stack of South Korean shows lately.  "Squid Game" took off as a big success but if "Kingdom" and "Hellbound" are any indication, its Korean horror that the streaming service likes.

If you haven't seen the trailer definitely check it out before you watch the show just if you want to get a feel of it.