In the sequel to "28 Days Later" director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland ask the question: How can death have meaning ...

Halfway through “28 Years Later,” our young hero, Spike (Alfie Williams) learns a new phrase: “Memento mori,” Latin for ...

One of the biggest shocks in 28 Years Later is its manic ending. After we watch Spike take the surprise baby back to his home ...

The sequel is an invigorating reminder that director Danny Boyle, as a technician of dizzying, daring cinematic style, has never lost his fastball.

Graffiti referring to someone named “Jimmy” adorns walls and is carved into torsos. There’s the alpha zombies and the slow ones and the fire that might belong to a doctor, who may have ...