I do not tend to think of myself as a fan of the horror movie genre, much less of the zombie subgenre. However, I really enjoyed 28 Days Later. It's probably because I am very much a fan of the "last humans alive at the end of the world" features and this film did an excellent job of portraying one of these scenarios.

While there's some debate among zombie purist if those in the movie are actually "zombies" or just infected with some disease, this movie is a great look into the possibility and terror of abnormally fast zombies. Also shows you how the military shouldn't be your end all be all for salvation.

Great movie, great soundtrack. (via amazon)

Quite the thriller I'd say. It has death, sickness, suspense, everything you could ever need in a scary movie. (via amazon.com)

Good, fun movie. Nothing like good zombie horror flicks! My fave!

GREAT movie. You don't have to be a zombie movie fan (I'm not) to appreciate this genius work of art. You just have to enjoy suspense, action, a little sci-fi and horror. And well-made movies.

I was having trouble finding a recent zombie flick that was actually creepy and had the zombie killing action I was craving...then I saw 28 Days Later. It also displays a suprising element that I never thought would happen during a zombie apocalypse.

I dont normally like scary movies but I am in love with 28 weeks later. They hired professional runners to play the part of the zombies which makes it very hard for the non infected people to survive

Probably the best zombie film made in recent years, if not the best ever. It was truly scary because it was probable. The zombies weren't these sluggish creatures pulling barely pulling themselves along. They were running at living people at top speed...sometimes when they were on fire... They weren't even "zombies as such. They were "infected" people. That's what was frightening. Truly frightening. There's more, but why spoil it for those of you that haven't been terrified?