The Rage Returns: New ’28 Years Later’ Trailer Unleashes Zombie Horror
An unsettling first look at "28 Years Later" has arrived, unleashing a new wave of terror nearly three decades after the rage virus ravaged the world.
The official trailer for the anticipated horror film reveals a chilling glimpse into a world still reeling from the devastating outbreak.
: "28 Years Later," the third installment in the critically acclaimed "28 Days Later" franchise, marks the return of director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland. The duo previously collaborated on the original 2002 film, which became a modern classic.
A New Generation Faces the Apocalypse
While the trailer keeps many details guarded, it hints at a fractured world marked by intense survival and the lingering horrors of the original outbreak.
Newcomers Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer, and Ralph Fiennes lead the cast, tasked with navigating this dangerous journey.
Original star Cillian Murphy, who portrayed Jim in "28 Days Later," had been rumored to reprise his role, but his absence from the trailer and promotional material has ignited curiosity about his involvement.
A Deadly Secret in the Shadows
The film delves deeper into the aftermath, revealing that some have learned to survive amongst the infected. A small group finds refuge on a secluded island, linked to the mainland by a heavily fortified causeway.
When one member ventures back into the mainland’s depths, he stumbles upon dark secrets and chilling transformations that suggest the mutated menace has evolved beyond mere aggression and rage.
Innovation Onto Screen
The "28 Years Later" film boasts a striking visual style captured by cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle, utilizing the innovative technology of the iPhone 15 Pro Max. This unconventional approach to filmmaking promises unique cinematography, and possibly a fresh perspective on its toolkit, generating an intense and immersive experience.
"28 Years Later" is part of an ambitious trilogy. Back-to-back filming with “28 Years Later II: The Bone Temple," directed by Nia DaCosta. "28 Years Later" is set to hit theaters on June 20, 2025.
