SINGAPORE – They made their actors run away from flesh-eating zombies, but the showrunners of the hit apocalyptic K-drama All Of Us Are Dead (2022) realised how scary the world they created was only when they came face to face with the monsters themselves.
South Korean director J.Q. Lee and producer Charles Park were among the first to visit a haunted house adapted from the series at Universal Studios Singapore’s (USS) annual Halloween Horror Nights (HHN).
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