14 Other Shows To Check Out If You Enjoyed 'All Of Us Are Dead'

Life today is all about striking a balance between fighting the pandemic and living our lives to the fullest. While we are doing everything we can to fight the virus that plagues us, the intrigue for pandemic-focused content is here. The fascinating surge for pandemic-themed films are seen in the outbreak of shows and movies popping up on our suggested stream slates. Weirdly enough, this counterintuitive coping mechanism is very common; so if this sounds like your cup of tea in a time like this, no judgement here! In fact, we've listed down our 14 picks for this interestingly unusual genre, with All Of Us Are Dead as our inspiration!

One of the most talked about Korean shows on Netflix today is the newest release: All Of Us Are Dead. Exciting, thrilling, and terrifying, this zombie show reinvents what we know about zombies and turns it into an exhilarating adventure within the school of Hyosan High. If you're into zombie apocalypses and seeing ingenious and crazily creative ways to survive a disease-ridden high school, this show deserves a bump up on your to-watch list—along with these other must-see titles!

If you're into less of zombie and more monster gore, then this is the right K-Horror show for you. First things first, Sweet Home is the farthest thing from sweet, let us set expectations there. This series starts out with a strange disease that plagues the population (Of course.) and those infected become curious creatures that wreak havoc.

But of course, what are monster films for without the unlikely heroes that save the day? A band of apartment building tenants comes together to find a way to fight and survive through the disease-stricken community in this binge-worthy tv show. Worth a watch? You bet.

Though slightly exaggerated, the story of Contagion is probably the closest to our current reality. Similar to our unfortunate situation, the film is centered around a lethal virus that leaves infected individuals dead in a matter of days. This thriller demonstrates how diseases spread, social implications that take effect, and the role of the military and the government.

This sci-fi film follows Bruce Willis’ character as he is sent back in time to the 1990s in order to identify the origin of a virus that nearly wiped out humanity. This movie will show the world before the pandemic and how it looks towards the end of civilization.  

Based on true events, this movie is about the story of men and women who fought in the front lines and risked their lives against the deadly Ebola outbreak in Nigeria back in 2014. 

Set in a post-apocalyptic world, this movie follows the story of a woman who embarks on a dangerous journey with her children towards safety. They travel far in silence to steer clear of the mysterious creatures that plagued the country, compelling any human who sees them to take their own lives.

Set in rural Australia, Cargo tells the tale of a sick man who goes through great odds to find a new home for his daughter in order to save her from an infection that’s slowly changing his nature. 

28 Days Later is a story of how a rebellious group of animal activists set off a viral plague across the United Kingdom. Despite warnings from researchers, they release detained chimpanzees carrying a rage-inducing virus, infecting millions. The post-apocalyptic film follows a group of plague survivors as they cope and find security. 

The Cured takes place in a post-apocalyptic world, the aftermath of a zombie plague that has taken over Europe. Unlike other zombies movies, this film tackles how the survivors try to reintegrate the previously infected back into society. Though fictional, the film demonstrates possible scenarios on how humanity will adapt post-pandemic. 

Probably one of the most popular zombie movies, this thriller-action movie follows the story of a former United Nations employee as he races against time and travels across the world to investigate a virus that turns people into zombies. 

Set in the year 2027, just when society is on the verge of extinction after two decades of human infertility, a woman miraculously gets pregnant. A former activist is assigned to transport her into safety.

A scientist becomes the last human survivor after a plague takes over New York City. He tries to find a way to reverse the effects of a man-made virus using his own immune blood, all while defending himself from hostile mutants who linger in the area.

Outbreak (1995) is a classic medical disaster film that follows a group of healthcare professionals who scramble against time to find a cure for a virus, which was carried by an African monkey and has begun infecting an entire population. 

An epidemic called ‘white sickness’, which causes the infected to go blind in an instant, causes widespread panic, prompting the government to quarantine all those infected in a mental asylum. However one woman pretends to be blind to accompany her infected husband and break out of the hospital. 

This South Korean disaster film tells the story of the residents of Seoul as they struggle to survive the outbreak of a lethal airborne virus that kills anyone infected within 36 hours.