The 2002, a man wakes up from a coma in an empty deserted hospital.

He wanders outside and finds himself in Central London.

Only something's wrong. Everything's disturbingly quiet.

Until... Until.

By the early,

By the early 21st century,

by the early 21st century, horror cinema was beginning to change and the zombie movie

something that by the early 90s had run itself into the ground was about to be

resurrected for a whole new generation. Two movies in particular,

one British, one Spanish, breathed new life into the sub-genre by giving zombies a makeover. They were no longer comically slow

shuffling brain-dead corpses. These zombies were fast, savage and absolutely terrifying. Join me as we continue exploring the evolution of the zombie movie and we discuss

two of the most frightening zombie movies ever made. 28 days later and Rick.

And lastly, meet Mailer.

Welcome back to the evolution of horror.

My name is Mike and as ever I am your host.

If you're tuning in for the first time, then welcome.

In this podcast, we explore and

dissect the evolution of the horror genre by looking at particular sub-jomres across several weeks.

We are currently in the middle of exploring the evolution of the zombie movie and this is part 15 in which things are about to get nasty.

We are going to be looking at two of my personal favorites and two of the as the intro suggested scariest

zombie movies ever made Danny Boyle's 28 days later from 2002 and Balaguero

and Plaza's Rec from 2007.

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