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Korea Times August 27, 2026 By lkm@koreatimes.co.kr(KoreaTimes) positive

Everland's 'Blood City' teaser hits 1 mil. views in 3 days

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The next chapter of Everland’s signature horror franchise is already driving massive online buzz, with teasers for "Blood City Zero: Hell Gate" topping 1 million combined views just three days after launch. Samsung C&T Resort Group, which operates the theme park, said Thursday that teaser photos and videos across its official social channels had officially crossed the 1 million-view threshold. The campaign kicked off Monday with a trailer showcasing iconic zombie characters from past "Blood City" seasons, followed by a second clip Tuesday depicting an everyday woman transforming into a zombie right outside the attraction's gates. Ending with the dramatic title "HELL GATE," the teaser offers a chilling preview of the darker world Everland plans to unleash this autumn. To heighten the eerie atmosphere and achieve a cinematic, movie-like visual aesthetic, Everland incorporated generative artificial intelligence throughout the production process. The teaser drop has sparked widespread fan speculation across social media, with visitors eagerly trying to piece together the upcoming storyline
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