Equals the original in every aspect.

Rating: 10/10 (2 March 2009)

28 Weeks Later is, as you might already know a follow on from Danny Boyle's British horror shocker from 2002. To achieve such a film like 28 Weeks Later is terrific and brilliant weather it be technically or narratively, 'Weeks' has it all. From it's riveting but highly terrifying opening attack through to the spine-chilling shot of the zombies sprinting to the Eiffal Tower, 'Weeks' escapes the some-times narrow mindlessness from the first film and brings a new depth and life to it.
To succeed over 'Days' is a mammoth task, but director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo has conquered and even be-wildered all. The direction is searing and definitely nerve-shredding at times because of the heights of edge of you seat tension created. The action compared to 'Days' is 100 times gorier and blood-soaked than before and Fresnadillo doesn't hide this.