The upcoming film “My Daughter is a Zombie,” starring Jo Jung Suk, is gathering significant excitement online following the release of its 55-second teaser trailer. The comedy drama, based on a popular webtoon, is drawing attention for its unique blend of genres and its cast members’ strong resemblance to the original characters.
The film is a comedic drama about a devoted father who hides and trains his daughter, who is the last zombie on Earth. It offers a new take on the zombie genre by mixing family love, comedy, and human drama.
First Look at “My Daughter is a Zombie” Teaser
The recently released teaser quickly shows the film’s idea and makes a strong impression. It begins with Jo Jung Suk as the main character, Jung Hwan, comically acting like a zombie. A message in the teaser highlights Jo Jung Suk’s return this summer, which is already exciting moviegoers. The story, set in the seaside village of Eunbong-ri, shows a mix of warmth and humor as the father tries to “tame” his daughter.
Cast Members and Their Roles
Choi Yu Ri, known for her role as Michaela in “Dark Nuns,” plays the daughter, Soo Ah. She plays a zombie who naturally wants to bite people but learns manners, gymnastics, and dance through her father’s training. Choi Yu Ri handles the role with a mix of cuteness and fine details. Fans of the original webtoon will also be happy to see Soo Ah’s pet cat, Aeyongi, in the teaser.
Cho Yeo Jeong plays Yeon Hwa, Jung Hwan’s first love and someone who dislikes zombies. Her entrance with the line, “Any zombies I can kill around here?” suggests future conflict with Jung Hwan’s family. Yoon Kyung Ho plays Dong Bae, Jung Hwan’s friend who fears zombies but is also reliable. He brings his usual down-to-earth comedic performance to the role.
Remarkable Character Resemblance
One of the most talked-about aspects is how much the cast looks like the webtoon characters. Lee Jung Eun’s portrayal of Bam Soon is getting praise for being very similar to the original character. Fans are saying she looks like she “jumped straight out of the webtoon.” Her appearance in the teaser alone created many comments online. Webtoon fans have stated, “Lee Jung Eun is Bam Soon,” and “Has casting ever been this perfect?”

Creative Team Behind the Film
The film is directed by Pil Gam Sung, known for “Hostage: Missing Celebrity” and “A Bloody Lucky Day.” Studio N, known for adapting webtoons like “Sweet Home,” “Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born,” and “The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call,” is producing the film. The production aims to keep the emotional impact of the original webtoon while adding cinematic style. Studio N has a good reputation for turning webtoons into movies, and “My Daughter is a Zombie” is set to further show their skill.
Audience Reactions to the Teaser
After the teaser was released, many reactions appeared on YouTube and social media. People commented, “Wowโฆ itโs really happening,” “The casting is insane LOL,” “Lee Jung Eun is perfect for this,” and “Jo Jung Suk is sure to win Best Actor again this year or next.” Other comments included, “The sync with the webtoon is unreal,” “Canโt believe this is becoming a movieโฆ the webtoon was amazing and I hope the film is too,” “I cried reading the webtoonโฆ the casting is spot-on,” “Totally hyped for Jo Jung Sukโs comedy,” “This casting is flawless, canโt wait,” “This was one of my favorite webtoons, this is crazy,” “Casting is art,” “Super fresh. Hope itโs a hit,” “The sync rate is crazy good. Casting nailed it,” “Jo Jung Sukโs comedy? Always a must-watch,” and “Just looking at Jo Jung Suk makes me laugh.”
Jo Jung Suk’s Performance in a New Role
Jo Jung Suk has shown his range in films like “Exit,” “The Sound of a Flower,” and “Architecture 101.” He is known for his humor and sincere performances, especially his comedic timing. In “My Daughter is a Zombie,” he is expected to show a new side as a loving father.
The film is not just a lighthearted family comedy. It changes common zombie story ideas to offer a warm and emotional message through its mix of genres. By cleverly weaving together themes like living zombies, broken families, and eventual healing and togetherness, the film promises to be a unique “zombie human drama” in the summer movie lineup.
“My Daughter is a Zombie” is scheduled to be in theaters across the country this July. Its new approach to a familiar genre, a strong cast led by Jo Jung Suk, and a high-quality teaser have already created positive comments, suggesting it could be a memorable summer comedy.
CREDITS: wikitree.co.kr