Director Danny Boyle famously shot his post-apocalyptic classic “28 Days Later” on Canon digital cameras, making it easier ...

One of the reasons 28 Days Later became such a hit when it premiered in 2002 was because Boyle purposely used a camera that ...

The Oscar winner used some unorthodox techniques to make the 28 Days Later sequel, but he had good reasons for doing so.

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Used iPhones to Film the Apocalypse Danny Boyle iPhone cinematography is giving horror a new pulse. Known for redefining ...

The film is more about living with danger than constantly fighting it. The rage virus is still around, but people have ...

Here's everything to know about why and how 28 Years Later was filmed on an iPhone. One of the reasons 28 Days Later became such a hit when it premiered in 2002 was because Boyle purposely used a ...

Hitting cinemas on Friday and starring Jodie Comer and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, the hotly-anticipated sequel to 28 Days Later ...

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So much of 28 Years Later is filmed at speed, and the shaky, often out-of-focus quality afforded by using an iPhone in these frenetic sequences mirrors (I imagine) the experience of being pursued ...

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland have returned to the zombie sub-genre with 28 Years Later, but is it worth the hype? Here's what ...

In 2002, director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland re-imagined zombies with the blockbuster thriller 28 Days Later.