This week, 28 Years Later hits theaters, two real-world decades after Danny Boyle first rocked our world with his savage and sublime take on the zombie mythos. I remember sitting captivated in the ...

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland started a zombie frenzy. Decades later, the duo have reunited to show the human cost of an ...

The central themes of zombie movies are enduring for many reasons. Here, a survey of their history, from their origins in the ...

Rumours of a sequel to smash hit zombie films 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later have been rumbling following the release of ...

The sequel is an invigorating reminder that director Danny Boyle, as a technician of dizzying, daring cinematic style, has never lost his fastball.

As a zombie movie, the film breaks new ground in grisly realism and Freudian horror, deploying a host of disruptive ...

Although Morgan Freeman has rarely been known as a horror actor, he maintains a particular interest in the idea of mortality, reanimation, and zombies.

a fungus takes over the world and turns humans into parasite-controlled zombies. “In a fantastical way, the logical links are there, but it’s not likely to happen in real life,” says Will.

This has led many fans to wonder: could a zombie fungus like this ever infect people in real life? What Is Aspergillus and Why Is It Dangerous? Aspergillus is a mould found in soil, air ...

The fungus that zombifies humanity in the show is based on Ophiocordyceps, a real fungal group that infects ants, takes over their brains and bodies, and turns them into spore factories. But this ...