Where To Watch ‘28 Days Later’ Now That Sony Has Freed It From Streaming Prison

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That was written and directed by a new team, whereas Danny Boyle and Alex Garland are reteaming for 28 Years Later, out June 20, 2025.

The direct sequel, 28 Weeks Later, has not been hard to find and has been streaming this whole time due to a lack of rights issues like the first one had.

The trailer for 28 Years Later instantly become the second most-watched horror trailer of all time (second only to It Part 2, for some reason), and it really is a truly excellent spot that defies most tropes of trailers like this (no slow motion pop song, for one).