In 2003, Danny Boyle’s revolutionary zombie movie “28 Days Later” introduced the world to the Rage virus, a bloodborne pathogen that infects its host in seconds and turns them into a raving ...

28 Years Later reveals what happened with the Rage virus hitting Paris at the end of 28 Weeks Later. The UK has been completely cut off from the rest of the world, leaving it to fend for itself ...

Starring Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Ralph Fiennes, the trailer teases a gripping new chapter in the post-apocalyptic world of the rage virus.

Why the newborn baby doesn’t get infected with Rage Virus in 28 Years Later In 28 Years Later, Spike, Isla, and NATO soldier Erik come across a lone pregnant Infected woman in labor, so they ...

28 Years Later doesn’t necessarily touch on what the rest of the world is being told about the Rage Virus and its current aftermath. However, it appears the public doesn’t know the truth ...

The "28 Days Later" franchise sees society collapsing after a virus escapes a lab and turns people into zombie-like killers. In "28 Years Later," while people have adapted to survive, the Rage ...

The lore of the Rage Virus evolved in 28 Years Later, and director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland introduced new versions of the infected, including Alphas. While 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks ...

The premise of the harrowing films "28 Days Later" (2002) and "28 Weeks Later" ( 2007) is that a "rage virus" is sweeping through Great Britain, causing otherwise rational people to erupt in spasms of ...

Years Later, the third installment in Danny Boyle's post-apocalyptic horror series, serves up a harrowing yet emotionally rooted conclusion that ties up crucial character threads and opens the door ...

Steven Yeun is 'much more chill' after shooting rage virus thriller Mayhem Director Joe Lynch's new film opens Nov. 10 By Clark Collis Published on November 6, 2017 05:52PM EST ...