A Failed 4-Year-Old Zombie Movie Sequel Proves 28 Years Later Is Already Avoiding One Issue

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28 Years Later already seems to be avoiding the biggest mistake made by another failed zombie movie sequel. Starring Cillian Murphy, 2002's 28 Days Later was made on a shoestring budget of $8 million. However, what the film lacked in budget, it made up in creativity, performances, and subversion of genre tropes. Instead of treading the same path as most zombie movies of its time and featuring the typical slow zombies, 28 Days Later dared to speed things up a little. It made zombies scarier than ever by showing how they could move with terrifying agility, proving to be a visceral threat to the characters.
Dhruv Sharma

A Failed 4-Year-Old Zombie Movie Sequel Proves 28 Years Later Is Already Avoiding One Issue

28 Years Later seems to be on the right track.

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