In 2002, 28 Days Later revolutionized the zombie genre with fast-moving infected and a gripping narrative exploring societal collapse. Directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland, the film presented a bleak apocalypse driven by a 'rage virus.' Its success spawned numerous imitators in the horror genre. Now, after 20 years, Boyle and Garland return with 28 Years Later, a sequel that further challenges genre norms, featuring developed zombies, quirky characters, and a dense storyline. This audacious follow-up aims to push boundaries and provoke reactions from audiences, remaining true to its roots while exploring new themes.
Boyle and Garland had a simple answer: 'We took a genre, and fucked with it.' This is how they revitalized the zombie flick with 28 Days Later.
In 28 Years Later, the zombies - called 'infected' - are more developed, and the human characters more varied, contributing to a dense, audacious plot.
This film aims to reinvent the zombie movie genre, continuing to push boundaries two decades later while being both fantastical and wild.
The zombies in 28 Days Later sprinted rather than lumber, shocking audiences accustomed to the slow, mindless creatures from Romero's films.
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