Hello, it's me.

Hello, it's me. You're very angry.

Fast-moving zombie wizard, Holden McNeely. it's me. You're very angry.

Fast-moving zombie wizard, Holden McNeely.

And it's me, Killian Murphy.

Oh, look at my Willy Waggle.

I just woke up.

I'm bocknaked.

Look at me, my little Killian over here.

Oh, I wish I had a da.

Oh, I wish my da was here. Are you my da? You're going to be my da for the next 20 minutes until something horrifying happens to your face. That's right. And today,

we are talking about 28 days later, the film from the dream team that is Alex Garland who would go on to write and direct

ex machino one of my favorite sci-fi films of all time and Danny Boyle I mean come on

train spotting fucking so many great slumdog millionaire I mean it's just this amazing duo

that created essentially revitalized a genre.

Because I know, everybody now today is just like, oh, God, how much zombie shit can we endure?

Walking Dead, we've got, you know, pride and prejudice and zombies.

You've got everything, for a minute, I'm glad it's died down a little bit, because for a minute there, everything was zombies. Well, that honestly, I think 28 days later,

you can point to that as the revitalization point, as the infection point, one might say,

for the zombie genre. And of course, I will just also say this. Yes, this is about a worldwide

epidemic that creates a bunch of fast-moving zombies also say this. Yes, this is about a worldwide epidemic that

creates a bunch of fast-moving zombies. If this sort of freaks you out in this certain day and time,

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