'All of Us Are Dead' Is Netflix's Biggest Series Now

The Korean programs have become a worldwide phenomenon, and the most recent addition to the list is "All of Us Are Dead," a coming-of-age zombie apocalypse horror series that is gaining tremendous popularity on Netflix.

The first season of "All of Us Are Dead," created by Lee Jae-kyoo, Chun Sung-il, and Kim Nam-su, has become Netflix's third most popular non-English series of all time.

The series has already overtaken "Money Heist: Part 3 & Part 4" to reach number 3 with 536.39 million viewing hours on Netflix, after hitting the top 5 in the second week of February.

"All of Us Are Dead" Season 1 was the most-watched non-English series globally during the third week of February (Feb. 14 - Feb. 20), with 62.13 million viewing hours. During the previous week on Netflix, the series was trending at #1 in India, Bangladesh, South Korea, Malaysia, and Thailand, among other countries, and it was in the top 10 in 89 countries.

The Korean program "Squid Game" (Season 1) on Netflix recently caught the globe by storm and became Netflix's most-watched series of all time, and now "All of Us Are Dead" is following in its footsteps. The letter, on the other hand, is unlikely to beat the record set by "Squid Game," which has 1650.45 million watching hours.

"All of Us Are Dead," based on Joo Dong-Naver geun's webtoon Now at Our School [ko], largely takes place at a high school in South Korea when a zombie apocalypse breaks out and threatens the kids' survival.

A local high school is overrun with zombies when a scientific experiment goes awry, and the imprisoned students strive to escape. They must utilize the equipment surrounding the school to protect themselves in the midst of a war since they have no food or water, and communication has been shut off by the government. Otherwise, they will become part of the infected.