Netflix's Long-Delayed Zombie Hit Is Seemingly Returning In 2027

Netflix's Long-Delayed Zombie Hit Is Seemingly Returning In 2027

Image via Netflix Published Nov 6, 2026, 2:29 PM EST Growing up around performers, storytelling was always central to Emma's life. Add in a nerdy older brother who introduced her to Marvel at far too young an age, and her love for entertainment led her to pursue a Journalism degree at Indiana University, where she discovered her passion for entertainment reporting. She spent nearly one year in Los Angeles covering industry stories and fully immersing herself in the world of entertainment media. Sign in to your ScreenRant account This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available.Netflix's long-awaited zombie hit is finally nearing its return after nearly five years. Based on Joo Dong-geun's webtoon Now at Our School, All of Us Are Dead premiered in January 2022 and follows a group of high school students fighting to survive a deadly zombie outbreak. The South Korean horror series became a major streaming success and earned a season 2 renewal in June 2022. However, it's been years since anyone has heard an update on when the surviving students will return. In a new Instagram post, director Lee JQ confirmed the status of All of Us Are Dead season 2, as editing has wrapped up. He ends the post with, "I'll greet you in 2027," which seems to be the first clue of its release. More to come as the story develops… All Of Us Are Dead 8/10 Release Date 2022 - 2022-00-00 Network Netflix Writers Chun Sung-il Cast Yoon Chan-young Lee Cheong-san All of Us Are Dead is a South Korean series that centers on a high school overrun by a zombie virus outbreak. The students, facing an unprecedented crisis, must navigate survival while combating the threat of becoming part of the undead horde. Creator(s) Chun Sung-il, JQ Lee, Kim Nam-su

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