Read the Empire Movie review of 28 Weeks Later. Bigger action, more amazing deserted (and devastated) London sequences and biting contemporary...

Spanish director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo's sequel to Danny Boyle's admired zombie chiller "28 Days Later," is a ferociously entertaining thriller with sympat...

If it's Doomsday, it must be London. Where famished, flesh-eating zombies, infected with human rabies called the Rage virus, haven't eaten in months.

As swift and ferocious as its virus-infected undead cannibals, 28 Weeks Later – the follow-up to Danny Boyle’s gritty 2002 zombies-in-London hit – conf...

In '28 Weeks Later,' zombies spell trouble. But so do the Americans who’ve come to wipe them out. Plus: 'L’Iceberg,' a frozen treat.

Extented Reviews from James Berardinelli. Approved as a critic by Rotten Tomatoes. Fantasy novelist.

28 Weeks Later is the rarest thing you’re going to find at the movies this summer: a sequel that doesn’t suck. In fact, this explosive, nerve-frying foll...

Horror fans will love the zombies but the political intent isunclear.

The whole "28 Days Later" phenom gets a classy makeover -- and the birth of a potentially endless franchise -- in "28 Weeks Later," a full-bore zombie romp t...