The Artisty Cannot be DeniedA Well Received and Deserved Sequel

Rating: 7/10 (15 February 2016)

Actually coming 5 Years Later, this Sequel to the Danny Boyle Indie Hit "28 Days Later", is a Crisp, Bloody, Gore-Fest with a certain Eye for Location Shots and Impeccably Mounted Mayhem, much like the Original.
There still is a goodly Amount of Shaky-Cam that surely Reached its Zenith about this time and any Subsequent Usage of this now Overused Post-Modern Trope is Tired to say the least.
But in 2007 it was still New Enough to be given its due as a "New Toy" in the Low-Budget Filmmaking Toolbox. Thankfully though, the Director knows when Enough is Enough and only Utilizes it when the Attacks are in Play or as a Precursor to the Pulsating Horror.
Jeremy Brenner was a Newcomer of sorts and is Solid in a pivotal Role as an American Sniper with Scruples. The rest of the Cast is Fine with the Youngsters Holding Their Own with an Enormous amount of Screen Time.
But most of time the Screen is "Alive" with Dead and Dying Infectees that give the Film a Doom-Laden Atmosphere of Dread and Despair.
Above Average in the "Zombie", "Post-Apocalyptic" Genres and for a Modestly Budgeted Movie has a Great Look. More Artistic Professionalism than its most of its Peers and was a Well Received and Deserving Follow-Up to a Cult Movie.