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 ...

"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.

Halfway through “28 Years Later,” our young hero, Spike (Alfie Williams) learns a new phrase: “Memento mori,” Latin for ...

Danny Boyle's off-kilter, unpredictable third entry in the '28 Days Later' franchise surprises in mostly the best ways.