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This week, we're recording live from

Apartment 157 discussing the 2002 horror film 28 days later. This film was directed by Danny Boyle

and written by Alex Garland. It was well received, even earning a spot at number seven for

Bloody Disgusting's 20 must-see horror films of the decade. Bloody Disgusting went on to call it not only a zombie movie, but a political allegory and a humanist drama.

28 days later is often credited with reanimating, no pun intended, the zombie genre.

After this film came modern zombie genre staples, like The Don of the Dead remake, Sean of the Dead,

Zombie Land, and even books like Pride, Prejudice, and Zombies, and World War Z.

Although not technically a zombie film itself, 28 Days Later is nonetheless undeniably important

to the genre. So what did you guys think of 28 days later the first time you saw it?

I remember watching this movie and really enjoying it.

I mean, you can clearly tell by watching the movie that it's old, like the way it is.

But I think it gives charm to the movie.

Right.

I feel like it looks like it's supposed to.

There is nudity in the movie. There is. But I don't think it's supposed to. There is nudity in the movie.

There is.

But I don't think it's tasteless.

I mean, it's...

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