New film "28 Years Later" explores the aftermath of a zombie outbreak

28 Years Later eschews the raw terror of the original in favor of a tense but tender — and unexpectedly moving — story about the weight of death in a world gone mad. *very* strange. very good. can't wait to see the next part. my review: www.indiewire.com/criticism/movies/28-years-later-review-1235133645/ pic.x.com/zmlEi84JyG

28 YEARS LATER absolutely rips. It’s a surprising twisty bit of heartfelt genre storytelling. My review via @ebertvoices. www.rogerebert.com/reviews/28-years-later-danny-boyle-film-review-2025

“28 Years Later” is a delight. Fun, tense, occasionally poignant, with images never before seen in a Hollywood studio film. What else could you want from big budget sci-fi? www.inverse.com/entertainment/28-years-later-review

My interview with Danny Boyle - an irrepressible optimist who's just made a zombie horror film about a quarantined ruined Britain www.theguardian.com/film/ng-interactive/2025/jun/20/youd-never-make-slumdog-today-danny-boyle-on-risks-regrets-and-returning-to-the-undead