The trailer for Train to Busan 3: Unveiling Peninsula opens with a spooky scene of a dense, fog-covered city skyline.
The camera pans over the desolate ruins of what was once a thriving metropolis, now eerily silent, with smoke still rising from the remains of collapsed buildings and overturned cars. Faint sounds of distant screams and moans echo through the empty streets, hinting at the horror that still lingers.
A haunting piano melody begins to play as the camera pans to a heavily fortified quarantine zone on the outskirts of the city. The atmosphere is charged with tension as a voiceover from an unseen survivor begins: “We thought we had escaped… but the infection knows no boundaries.”
We then cut to a series of quick flashes: survivors hiding in the shadows, their faces filled with fear; a group of refugees huddled in makeshift camps; and military convoys moving through devastated landscapes, their occupants scanning the area for threats. A new protagonist appears, a former soldier (played by a renowned actor), who leads a team of scavengers across the dangerous peninsula, now a zombie-infested wasteland.
The trailer reveals that the infected have evolved: they are faster, smarter, and more coordinated than ever. One horrifying scene shows a horde of zombies moving in unison, swerving around obstacles with terrifying precision and moving like a force of nature. “It’s not like it used to be,” the protagonist whispers, looking into the distance. “They’ve learned.”