“Hellbound” directed by “Train to Busan” director Sang-ho Yeon has been launched on Netflix on November 19.
In an interview with “Variety Show”, Sang-ho Yeon said that although there was suspense at the end of the first season of “Hellbound”, he did not discuss the second season with Netflix.
In addition, Sang-ho Yeon said that “Train to Busan” has plans to shoot the third episode.
After “Hellbound” went live, IMDb scored 6.8. It did not become as popular as “Squid Game”.
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But “Hellbound” is still at the top of Netflix ratings in many countries and regions.
Sang-ho Yeon said that the biggest advantage of cooperating with Netflix is the high degree of creative freedom.
Since “Hellbound” is adapted from a comic, its story obviously has to be in line with the direction of the comic and will continue to be told.
As for whether to start shooting for the second season of “Hellbound”, Sang-ho Yeon said that he has too many projects to start, and he has not discussed in detail with Netflix yet.
In addition, Sang-ho Yeon also revealed that “Train to Busan 2” is a post-apocalyptic movie, and he focuses on the car chase scene.
The timeline of the “Train to Busan 3” story will be between the two movies.
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