Lee Min-jae’s directing debut, The Odd Family: Zombie On Sale, was some of the most delightful Korean genrefare to emerge last summer, and I encourage you to read my review to catch up.
Among any line-up of horror movies, you’ll see a number of zombie titles, many of which will be comedies. In that batch, however, you might find the occassional gem or two that unabashedly bend the rules and go against typical genre conventions and expectations. It speaks to the challenge at hand, and hard overall work it takes to create something as outstanding as writer and director Lee Min-Jae’s February debut, The Odd Family: Zombie On Sale, a film that evidently finds a way to turn the zombie genre on its head without selling you short on value.
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