Overview

• Danny Boyle and Alex Garland reunite to continue the Rage Virus saga nearly three decades after the original film
• It follows 12-year-old Spike as he leaves his quarantined island community to confront the evolved infected on the British mainland
• Shot predominantly on iPhone cameras, the sequel employs kinetic cinematography to refresh the franchise’s visual style
• The film has opened in theaters to praise for its blend of visceral horror and human drama and concludes on a cliffhanger
• The sequel, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, directed by Nia DaCosta and featuring returning cast members including Cillian Murphy and Ralph Fiennes, is in post-production for a January 16, 2026 release