"Trainspotting" director Danny Boyle takes on zombies in this ugly, bloody and exciting horror movie.

Viral apocalypse, zombies, and terror. For adults. Read Common Sense Media's 28 Days Later review, age rating, and parents guide.

Read the Empire Movie review of 28 Days Later. The best purely British horror/science-fiction film in decades. And the first great apocalypse...

(Danny Boyle, U.K., 2003)

When it is not scaring you silly, this film invites you to reflect seriously on the fragility of modern civilization, which has been swept away, while the he...

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Much of the horror makes it to the screen in garbled form in "28 Days Later," a faux-low-budget zombie pic by director Danny Boyle ("Trainspotting") and writ...