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'Train to Busan' is Leaving Prime Video on December 30
MovieWebStory by James Melzer
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Fans race against the clock to catch cult zombie thriller 'Train to Busan' before it departs Prime Video on December 30th.
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- 'Train to Busan' is a critically acclaimed South Korean zombie film directed by Yeon Sang-ho, hailed as a modern horror masterpiece.
- With its intense action, emotional storytelling, and social commentary, 'Train to Busan' has amassed a devoted global fanbase since its 2016 release, making its Prime Video departure all the more bittersweet.
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Yeon Sang-ho, Prime Video, 'Train to Busan'