“The Senior Class” (» Jol-Up-Ban») bring us the story of a group of art students approaching their graduation, and how while most of them spend the time focusing on their final projects, some see their worlds collapse.
Jung-woo has been in love with his beautiful and talented classmate Ju-hee for some time, but has never mustered the nerve to even have a conversation with her, instead he tries to reflect his attraction for Ju-hee in a web comic he publishes under a pseudonym. Dong-hwa, his more cynical and careless friend is always looking for a chance to get laid with any girl he can find, not caring about the consequences or her feelings, an aspect that we see reflected on his dedication (or more accurately his lack of…) on his art, since even when graduation is mere days away, he has not even started his project. Jun-hee, who is considered by her classmates as the most talented, shows an unexpected complexity with a labyrinth as her final project.
En este nuevo episodio ranteroso, hablamos de como los juegos de mesa vintage son perjudiciales para la salud en “Beyond The Gates”, en el nuevo manga de Junji Ito “Dissolving Classroom” vemos como el andar pidiendo disculpas puede ser peor que una mentada de madre, y terminamos con una historia de drama familiar en pleno brote de infección zombie que sirve como precuela a una de las mejores peliculas de zombies reciente con “Seoul Station”. Ahi les encargamos que si este proyecto les gusta, hagan paro y corran la voz en las redes sociales.
Disponible ya en Itunes, nos llega de la mano del escritor y director Yeon Sang-ho “Seoul Station”, el filme que sirve como precuela para “Train To Busan”, y si fuiste fan de esa pelicula que sorprendió a muchos el año pasado, esta nueva entrega podria merecer estar en tu colección.