Pakistan, June 12 -- Netflix's popular Korean zombie drama "All of Us Are Dead" is set to face an unusually long production gap, with its second season now expected to release in 2027 at the earliest, marking a five-year delay since its debut season captivated global audiences.

The series, which premiered to widespread acclaim, was officially renewed in June 2022, just months after its initial release. However, despite early confirmation, production progress has been slow. Filming for the second season reportedly only began in July 2025, more than three years after the renewal announcement, contributing to the extended hiatus.

The delay is considered highly unusual for the South Korean television industry, which is known for relatively ...