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While a zombie virus breaks out in South Korea, passengers struggle to survive on the train from Seoul to Busan.  Join Laura, Patrick, Kent, and Squeaker while they take you on the fun ride!!!

So we're doing a train theme...that don't impress me much. First up is Train to Busan. Amy reviews Dry Blood for Straight-to-Video Russian Roulette. 

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A pioneering artist on the South Korean Haegeum, Soo Yeon Lyuh has been bringing improvisation back to a traditional instrument which hasn't done it in generations. Neil chats with her about her journey starting in Western Classical music, transitioning to the traditional music of her home and then bringing that tradition into the Western world collaborating with the Kronos quartet and teaching/studying improvisation at Mills College in Oakland, CA. 

More on Soo Yeon: www.sooyeonlyuh.com

Spoiler-free! We saw these two extremely fascinating films recently and decided to pull a double-feature this week. What goes better together than a South Korean zombie film and a stop-action animated "kids" feature? Does Train to Busan (or Zombies on a Train) takes advantage of its unusual setting to great effect? Is Laika's Kubo a work of breathtaking art? Was that Matthew McConaughey as a bug? We answer all of these questions and more in episode 82 of The Smoking Screen. Come and join the circle!