‘28 Days Later’ Review: Boyle Returns with Visceral, Prequel-Like Sequel

‘28 Days Later’ review: Boyle returns with visceral, prequel-like sequel

Warm-up act: ‘28 Years Later’ is visceral and terrifying, but it feels like a prequel for films yet to be made

‘28 Years Later’ Review: Danny Boyle Delivers Severed Heads And Broken Hearts In His Gory Zombie-Horror Threequel

Read a review of ‘28 Years Later.’ Director Danny Boyle delivers severed heads and broken hearts in his zombie-horror threequel with big-name cast.

’28 Years Later’ Review: Danny Boyle Delivers A Visually Creative & Incredibly Gory Sequel

28 Years Later Review If it weren’t for 28 Days Later, the zombie horror movie genre wouldn’t be as expansive as it is today. Danny Boyle’s 2002 original movie set a new bar with many elements that made it stand out, from its low-quality video cinematography to its realistic premise for its “rage virus” to the introduction of the running zombie. Over 23 years later (contrary to the film’s title), Boyle hopes to rekindle the flame with 28 Years L…

28 Years Later Review: A stunning (but not perfect) return for the franchise

PLOT: Twenty-eight years after the Rage virus escaped from a medical research laboratory, the United Kingdom has been decimated and completely removed from civilization. Yet, small pockets of humanity have learned to adapt and live among the infected. When a young survivor, Spike (Alfie Williams), journeys to the mainland for the first time, he believes he may have discovered a way to save his mother, who’s been stricken with a mysterious illnes…

28 Years Later review | The sci-fi horror series returns to the Boyle

Director Danny Boyle re-teams with writer Alex Garland for 28 Years Later – a sci-fi horror sequel unafraid to shift tones. Our review: We’ve seen post-apocalypse movies before, but 28 Years Later is perhaps the first post-Brexit apocalypse movie. This is director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland’s return to the gritty, 480p nightmare UK they first conjured up in 2002’s 28 Days Later – a brisk, intentionally lo-fi sci-fi horror that changed t…