Resurrects the nightmare of the Rage Virus, plunging audiences back into a world where civilization is a fragile memory. Two decades after the events of 28 Weeks Later, the virus was thought to be eradicated, but when a covert research facility in a remote part of Europe secretly experiments on dormant infected subjects, a single mistake reignites the horror. This time, the mutation is worse—stronger, faster, and more relentless than ever before.

As chaos spreads beyond containment, a group of survivors—including a hardened soldier, a virologist desperate to stop the outbreak, and a man searching for his lost family—must navigate a collapsing world. London, once a dead city, becomes the epicenter of destruction again as the virus spreads at an uncontrollable rate. The remnants of global governments scramble to respond, but with the infected evolving and humanity turning on itself, survival seems impossible.

Director Danny Boyle returns with visceral intensity, blending raw horror with relentless action, while Cillian Murphy’s rumored return adds emotional depth to the apocalyptic nightmare. 28 Years Later doesn’t just revisit the terror—it escalates it, delivering a chilling and unrelenting descent into madness where hope is a dangerous illusion.