"All of Us Are Dead," a coming-of-age zombie apocalypse drama, has topped Netflix's weekly viewership chart for the third week in a row, the global video streaming giant announced Wednesday.

According to Netflix, the 12-part Korean-language series received 113.2 million hours of viewing during the week of February 7-13, making it the top non-English TV program on the platform.

It has been at No. 1 since its debut two weeks ago, with 124.8 million hours of viewing just three days after its Jan. 28 premiere.

Over the course of a week, the series reached the top ten in the non-English TV category in 94 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and South Korea.

With 51.8 million hours, the Colombian romance "Cafe con fragrance de mujer," better known as "The Scent of Passion," came in second, followed by the Mexican thriller "Dark Desire" with 43.8 million hours.

With 11.9 million hours, the Korean romantic series "Our Beloved Summer" scored ninth in the non-English TV show category, staying in the top ten for the eighth week in a row.

"All of Us Are Dead" was the third most-watched non-English TV show on Netflix in the first four weeks, with 474.2 million hours of streaming, trailing only "Squid Game" (1.65 billion hours) and "Money Heist: Part 4" (619 million hours).

Based on a popular webtoon, "All of Us Are Dead" is set at a high school that has been thrown into turmoil by a mystery zombie infection. While no police or other adults arrive to save them, a group of students engages in all-out combat against the zombies who were once their friends and instructors.

In the non-English film category, the Korean romantic comedy "Love and Leashes," which was released last Friday, came in sixth with a three-day viewing of 6.7 million hours. It is Netflix's first Korean-language original film, which it produced and distributed.