28 years have passed… and the Rage Virus is back but not how you remember it.
Welcome back! I’m joined by Martin from the Film vs Film podcast to unpack 28 Years Later a sequel that breaks the rules of the zombie genre. From coming of age arcs and religious undertones to alpha infected, bone monuments, and an ending that left us stunned… this film is anything but typical.
We dive into Spike’s emotional journey, Danny Boyle’s unique direction, Ralph Fiennes’ haunting performance, and why this film might just be the strangest and boldest installment in the franchise.Grab your crucifix necklace, hold onto your skulls, and prepare for a rant filled with chaos, compassion, and controversy.
This isn’t just another zombie movie.
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