“28 Days Later” finally returns to the digital world this week!

With 28 years later Many horror fans have been wondering why the hell they can’t watch Danny Boyle’s film since he’s starting a brand new film trilogy next year 28 days lateR at home. Physical media copies of the influential infection horror film have been out of print for some time, and the 2002 film was also not available for digital streaming in any form.

In other words, they were literally unable to watch legally 28 days later at home without owning a physical copy of the film, which is a big problem for those who don’t own a physical copy. Luckily, Sony stepped in to resolve the issue. They announced this morning that the original 28 days later arrives in time for the release of the sequel on digital 28 years later!

You can rent it or buy it 28 days later on the topic of digital start December 18, 2024!

In this author’s speculative sci-fi horror project, animal rights activists free a group of infected chimpanzees, with horrifying results Alex Garland and director Danny Boyle.

28 days later the bicycle courier Jim woke up (Cillian Murphy) walks the deserted city streets in a state of mysterious confusion. After a terrifying encounter in a seemingly abandoned church, Jim joins forces with another group of survivors and soon learns the truth behind the deserted streets and the menacing creatures that lurk in the shadows. It soon turns out that the chimpanzees were carrying a deadly virus that sent its victims into a frenzied, murderous rage, and in the days following the initial exposure, the entire population was nearly wiped out due to the resulting murderous rampage.

Is there still a glimmer of hope – or has the “rage” virus found its way to foreign lands and infected the entire planet? Find out when 28 days later infected Digital on December 18th.

Luiz HC celebrated two decades 28 days later here on Bloody Disgusting in 2022. In his anniversary retrospective he wrote: “I believe that 28 days later is the absolute best zombie film since Romero’s original Dead Trilogy. Not only is it still an unforgettable frightfest, but its human elements have aged like fine wine over the years.”

28 years later will be released in theaters by Sony on June 20, 2025.