28 Days Later Review of A Dark and Intense Survival Story

This 28 Days Later Review begins with a simple truth. There is hardly a horror movie that transforms the cinema permanently. This one did.

The perception of zombie tales was stereotypical when 28 Days Later came in 2002. Audiences knew the formula. Slow walkers. Barricaded survivors. Grim endings. Then there was something different that Danny Boyle and Alex Garland gave. Something urgent.

This movie is important in the sense that it helped in the resuscitation of a fading genre. It also reshaped it.