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EPISODE · Sep 27, 2025 · 1H 15M

Train to Busan (2016) - The Power of Mothers - The Desert of the Reel #94

from The Desert of the Reel: A Movie Podcast · host Desert of the Reel

Welcome to our discussion of what Jason claims is the most perfect zombie movie ever made: Train to Busan (2016). In this episode, we talk about zombies and zombie movies and explore just what makes this film so effective. For the first time (at least in a while), we focus mainly on the powerfully written and acted characters, rather than the plot. Jason also explains the Constant Escalation of Horror and its cultural reflections. Ryan noticed the central role mothers play in the film, and Jason and Ryan spend much of this episode exploring the various aspects and powers of motherhood.Do you agree that this is the best zombie film? One of the best horror films? One of the best films? Next week, Dune (2016), which Jason swore he would never watch because Hollywood never treats novels he loves with respect. We'll see if his prejudice holds up in the onslaught of the Harkonen. Email us at [email protected] remember, ghost sharks are good.

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