Danny Boyle tells IndieWire about how the rage virus has evolved, the very tall MMA fighter cast as an Alpha called Samson, ...

Zombies may still be a thing of fiction ... the cocoon that the wasp larva will build after finally killing and eating the spider. First she injects a toxin into the roach that paralyzes its ...

This brings us to “28 Years Later,” which opens this weekend and serves not only as a sequel to 2002’s “28 Days Later” and lesser-seen “28 Weeks Later,” but as the precursor to next year’s “28 Years ...

It turns out the most terrifying thing about 28 Years Later isn’t the flesh-eating infected, it’s the emotions. In a recent ...

There is, believe it or not, plenty to unpack about the role full-frontal male nudity has played in this series.

The film unfolds as a travelogue that culminates in a terrifying vision of a post-apocalyptic authoritarian society, man's ...

This Minecraft evolution challenge takes transformation to the extreme. Starting as a goldfish, the player gains biomass by ...

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland reunite for a tonally, visually, and dramatically incoherent follow-up to their early-aughts horror masterpiece. It does what it says on the tin. And little else.

For those looking for authentic Yakima-made foods, I'd recommend they try a cheese zombie. People looking for something familiar, like a flatbread pizza, I'd recommend the spicy turkey jalapeño ...

A dangerous veterinary tranquilizer known as Tranq is rapidly spreading through Los Angeles, alarming public health experts ...

"28 Days Later" made zombies all the rage. Danny Boyle's sequel "28 Years Later" returns to the post-apocalyptic world to ...

The sequel is an invigorating reminder that director Danny Boyle, as a technician of dizzying, daring cinematic style, has never lost his fastball.