28 Days Later (2002) KILL COUNT

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[@jamesryan4175]

Yo James when I said that you spoiled scream 6 i wasn’t talking to your channel my friend told me the wrong I just go by what I hear so sorry

[@matthewkoeleman2271]

Hi James from kill count and hi James that replied to kill count James first

[@imagician9906]

Just FYI, that's Westminster Bridge featured in the beginning. A lot of people get in confused! Thanks for the vid!

[@charliemitchell7827]

Do a kill count of Star Wars IV: A New Hope And to make it easier on you which may be a spoiler but who cares I'M saying it anyways. The Empires destroyed a planet named Alderann which had a population of 2billion ± people of unknown genders And the Death Star from A new Hope had 1,206,293 people of also unknown genders the rest is easy enough to count

[@shiftybea]

​@@charliemitchell7827This is a horror channel.

[@BigJigglyPanda]

I saw this and the ring when I was 13 years old and it shaped my love for horror for so many years. To this day I consider 28 Days Later one of my favorite movies ever!

[@guillermomo17]

oh hey anthony

[@zacharyrosemann]

Oh shit didn't expect to see you here

[@Adambobadam]

Wsg

[@WrestleShark96]

Panda i didn't know you like dead meat awesome!

[@boilingwater9237]

I love your laugh dude (no homo)

[@broganloar5220]

The fact that this video is 28 minutes long is ABSOLUTELY perfect

[@transienthorror]

I'm gonna go with, that's on purpose?

[@devinweathers7520]

James: there's no fair lady's on London bridge Carossco: that's suck James: nor American werewolves Carossco: I can live with that

[@lvoryRose]

​@@transienthorror Yeah. Who would've thought?

[@28_Spokes]

28:31, but close enough

[@Blade_wolf729]

​@@shaunhayes3072 damnit i got beat

[@peterparker6956]

I actually love that it ends optimistically. I feel like we never get that in zombies stories

[@KillbotSw]

Don't read the comic book totally ruins the ending.

[@j.paulm.1575]

The trouble with it is that in the sequel, there is once again a bleak ending.

[@alicewiegold4425]

Didn't Shaun of the Dead have a bittersweet ending?

[@fvnk0]

@@KillbotSw what happened to jim

[@ApolloArrow2333]

@@alicewiegold4425 Yeah it did but like you said bittersweet meaning its not exactly happy nor sad

[@john.michael01]

Fun fact: Garland actually wrote a screenplay for a live action Halo Combat Evolved film that was going to be an R rated sci fi action horror movie as the developers of the game were very impressed with 28 days later and believed he could make a suspenseful portrayal of a zombie enemy group from the games known as the flood which was already pretty scary in the game.

[@theolast9727]

Man, that fucking sucks that we never got that.

[@dashtoroya2838]

Wow man that would have been awesome.

[@john.michael01]

@@theolast9727 yeah! I don’t remember why it got cancelled.

[@john.michael01]

@@dashtoroya2838 right?! HiddenXperia made a more in depth video breaking it down. Would’ve been sick

[@stephano1019]

We were so close to greatness

[@CoolMovieRatings]

I know that copyright issues have been tough (especially in recent times), but we always appreciate how you guys stick it out to give us amazing content! Thank you to everyone on the team for giving us the amazing content!

[@faithdaqueene]

Fr man. James, chelsea, zoran,Jeremy(idk if i spelled thise names right 😅) and the rest of the crew are amazing!

[@jcj268]

The copyright rules on KZbin are way too strict

[@coreygross5016]

@@faithdaqueene you didn’t spell the word, “these “ correctly but spell their names right 😅

[@coreygross5016]

It happens when typing

[@J_prodzz]

@@faithdaqueene 😅

[@user-eo1kw6ws5x]

Hannah could drive so well because her father was a cab driver. It was (in my head) a little homage to him. He was still protecting her

[@noodlegod2797]

🥺😭

[@Topdoggie7]

Broooo! How dare you gut punch us.

[@azu8240]

Frank's death always haunted me to no end. For a stupid mistake he dies within seconds. What's more tragic, if anything, is that in the final fight at the soldiers' outpost it was pouring down mad. It means, if the four of them stayed in the apartments the movie would've been much, much shorter and Frank would still be alive. He took a risk for everyone's sake and he paid the highest toll... 😢

[@thinkaboutangel]

i didnt even think about that wow thank you

[@kirahopkins5199]

By that point they're half way across the country, it may well not have been raining in London

[@madinp1177]

Not necessarily. It's about 200 miles between Manchester and London. It could quite easily be pouring down rain in Manchester but not further south in London.

[@SylviaLastname]

i have nothing else to say other than Christopher Eccleston is one of my favourite actors and it hurts me how criminally underrated his every performance is. He's absolutely fantastic.

[@plumwings2644]

IKR!? Like I still stand by his performance as the Doctor in Doctor Who is one of the best performances in the shows history!

[@coomingnotgoing904]

​@@plumwings2644Absolutely. The bitter, haunted side of the Doctor he added while still keeping it funny where appropriate definitely shaped the portrayal of the next three Doctors

[@BreadTeleporter1968]

I guess you could say… “Fantastic!”

[@Noobie2k7]

Loved him in Dog Soldiers too. Another movie that needs to get a Kill Count one day.

[@aprilharvey]

I adore this movie and I love that Selina is portrayed the way she is - that even in a world surrounded by rage monsters it's still actual people out to hurt you so you need someone like her who won't flinch.

[@caffeinatedhypnos8048]

Won't flinch and will do what's necessary

[@krypticunlimited6925]

Ironically, it was her hesitation and inability to "not flinch" that stopped her from killing Jim in the scene where he saves her. If she had kept her merciless attitude until the very end, Jim woulda been dead

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

Besides, she's strong and capable despite being feminine, something that speaks out for feminism way better than anything we got today. She could confront the imminent treat of r*pe as best as she could, even trying to protect the girl as well

[@Nicklogann]

The finale is still one of the most gut wrenching adrenaline pumping finishes I’ve ever seen in cinema. The music matches the scene perfectly

[@Bagelgeuse]

Agreed.

[@jnguyen7639]

I thought it was awful. Suddenly he becomes a ninja with no background of combat. It didn’t fit the narrative of the pace and realism the whole movie introduced.

[@primenumberbuster404]

​@@jnguyen7639 twd did it better. 28 days later started great but fell off at the end. I wish 28 days later had more depth.

[@jamess.1006]

@@primenumberbuster404 twd did it better? Typical fucking zoomer response. That show is and has always been utter garbage

[@P3rtzel]

@@primenumberbuster404 ??? twd became absolutely shit after glenn died

[@locke4782]

Thanks for covering this! 28 Days Later is absolutely one of those movies that has changed horror forever, and it’s always good to see its legacy respected.

[@PGFrames77]

Suii

[@LaloSalamancaishim]

Next up 28 weeks later

[@coomsquad8578]

28 minutes ago

[@CharlieD.706]

Both are great films.. days is more grounded but both are equally great.

[@MrDilkington15]

I remember seeing the trailer for this when i was about 10 and it scaring the absoluteShit out of me 😂😂😂

[@davidbruce2]

The sheer temptation to create a low budget horror movie just to break the kill count record and make James the champion again is unreal

[@Luka2000_]

I love 28 days later because it actually creeps me out more than any other zombie movie. You know that its good when one of the most popular shows copies the start of the movie

[@stephengrigg5988]

They did it in the comic too. I think it was more of an homage than a ripoff

[@Jtant]

@@stephengrigg5988the waking up in the hospital bit they both use is completely coincidental apparently according to Robert Kirkman

[@stephengrigg5988]

@@Jtant well that's hard to believe.

[@vam_ola]

@@stephengrigg5988the movie(28 days later) came out a few weeks before the walking dead in the UK, but 28 days later in the US came out after the walking dead. its purely coincidental.

[@mcboyrules7894]

@@stephengrigg5988the comic came out in 2003, just a few months after the American release of the film. Robert Kirkman had written the beginning of the walking dead before seeing the movie. It really was just a crazy coincidence

[@benkenobisgirl]

I was so sad when Frank died. He was such a great character -- you really didn't expect him to go. The way he went was heartbreaking, too.

[@jazzminh7997]

Your sentence showed more expression of sadness than Frank’s on screen daughter.

[@cameraman502]

@@jazzminh7997 Dad?

[@Sarahc-mn1tr]

It is so sad for sure, so preventable. The preventable part is the saddest, what that girl goes through is hard. However this is a part of it that made it great. Seeing what happens to him thus setting off the finale of human nastiness and hope for the future ultimately.

[@BoxOKittens]

@@jazzminh7997 It's called shock, buddy.

[@thedevilsrockstxr2309]

​@@Sarahc-mn1tr it didn't make it outta London

[@clewso4257]

As someone who lives in Scotland I really appreciate the way this is shot, the camcorder esque filming really strikes a chord with the way the world was at the time, tying in with the theme of “social rage” and nothing too over the top, very relatable

[@Reap0r]

where in scotland ars you from

[@clewso4257]

@@Reap0r north Ayrshire

[@Reap0r]

Damn me too, small world i guess

[@clewso4257]

@@Reap0r really is man 🤣

[@locke2517]

I always thought the people that were dead in the church were just infected that had already died from starvation/exposure. The implication is that infected tend to hide from sunlight. Thats why one of the rules salena and mark tell jim is "never go out after dark unless you've got no choice" I always took that to mean infected tend to be mostly active at night. Which is why we almost always see attacks in the evenings or indoors

[@chait0669]

Nice for covering this one! 28 days later is probably one of the most underrated horror movies of all time!

[@GoodGuy1988]

I think 30 days of night is the most underrated horror movie ( my opinion)

[@Drelle11]

28 days later is a really good movie knuckle on life

[@bstardtedcruz8022]

lol you serious? it is highly regarded by most horror/zombie fans. It is not underrated, at all.

[@twstudios8538]

​@B'stard Ted Cruz yeah but the thing us you find nothing on it unless you absolutely look, a film this good should show up whenever you search of even the most basic thing

[@dandylionsloth446]

lol what, people are very aware of 28 Days Later, it isn't at all underrated.

[@berrrnice]

This movie just confirmed my idea that if there ever was a zombie apocalypse, I’d wanna end it myself and not even try. Yeah the zombies are scary but some of the humans left behind are far worse!

[@Zatoka.]

Yeah. Like I lost my family, I can't participate in anything I love, and it's INSANELY difficult to NOT die. I'mma find the nearest pool/body/whatever of water and take a deep breath.

[@RoarTIGER1877]

@@Zatoka. that is a painful way to go, sheesh. I think a gun would be less torturous..

[@TheSundayShooter]

Good thing undead hordes are fantastical nonsense and the cliché of "man iz duh reel munsterr" will never materialise!

[@ComicWriter-ml3qt]

@@TheSundayShooterhumans are the real monster. And that’s reality

[@cxmxqx]

@@Zatoka.that’s a slow death

[@vsm_dracarys6282]

I watched this movie with my dad when I was 12. I was traumatized for years, and literally every dark spot or corner I would 100 check. Of course my dad was laughing, but it wasn’t until 16 years old where I was like those actors are having fun and yet I was scared. Ever since I just rewatch the movie every year to feel the nostalgia. How fast 12 years went by.

[@ScorpionStrike7]

Where can you rewatch it now?

[@Zyk0th]

@@ScorpionStrike7 He probably has a physical copy of the movie on a disc.

[@ScorpionStrike7]

@@Zyk0th It’s not streaming anywhere

[@dianapennepacker6854]

28 Days didn't bother me. 28 weeks later did. Still have nightmares of it. Well one in the last year. 28 Weeks later has probably one of the best intros in movie cinema IMO. Also the theme song for this and weeks is one of the best. Still waiting for the third one.

[@tovarishleninade9436]

This movie has a very special place in my heart. When I was a teenager me and some of my friends at the time were absolutely obsessed about it, we watched it almost every weekend drinking beers and having a blast. I remember listening to the soundtrack, playing "in the house, in a heartbeat" on my guitar or listening to covers, joking with my mates using dialogues from the film, drawing portraits of the characters, reading the comics (the Aftermath and the Selena one) searching prehistoric youtube (2009-10) for deleted scenes, alternative final scenes and even home made videos about the film or inspired by it. The sequel was absolutely fantastic too. Sadly we never got a third film...still waiting after all these years

[@Stagnant131]

Nothing beats watching a good film and having a few beers. 📺🍺

[@tovarishleninade9436]

@@Stagnant131 indeed mate! ;)

[@Digicara64]

28 Years later is on the way!

[@tovarishleninade9436]

@@Digicara64 couldn,t believe It when i saw it man, so excited

[@samuellee257]

Basically if I'm not wrong, this is the film that popularized running zombies. Literally almost every other film wanted running zombies after that. Also, it has a killer soundtrack too!

[@thedraftingax5963]

Fr

[@0sAndOnes]

Return of the Living Dead did that. Circa 1985 I believe

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

@@0sAndOnes They had both, if I'm not mistaken. From what I remember, the oldest zombies (as the one in cryostasis in the beginning of the movie) move the slowest. Fresh zombies killed in a not so gruesome way move the fastest (meaning, they weren't torn apart by the horde thus getting their dead bodies in decent conditions to run) Even taxidermy dogs were revived. That toxic gas and people were getting deathly sick from it. It was my first zombie movie I watched and it got me terrified by the impending doom that gas had going. They eventually nuked the city (in Umbrella fashion) but the after credits scene show the nuke cloud mixing with that gas, making radioactive rain and spreading that zombie toxin nationwide.

[@0sAndOnes]

@@ruffusgoodman4137 Dude Return was my first Zombie movie too..... remember it says "based on a true story"? Well I just so happened to live in the city the movie takes place.

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

@@0sAndOnes You're kidding, for real? But you're younger than the movie, right? Any relatives can remember the shootings?

[@TheNexan_]

I love the "I probably said all of those words wrong" line from James after only saying one word wrong in the whole sequence

[@woopimright]

What’d he say wrong ?

[@Elf-1975]

@@woopimright ​ He did pronounce Trafalgar as Trafel-ger instead of Truh-fal-guh phonetically speaking 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@elftoast6153]

@@Elf-1975 he also said Salisbury a bit odd lol

[@Elf-1975]

@@elftoast6153 😂I know people in the uk who pronounce it more oddly than James did 🙈🤣

[@elftoast6153]

@@Elf-1975 I’m from there so I may cringe at the thought of that lol

[@laterferaligatr2947]

"That was longer than a heartbeat." Always loved that line. One of the lines I immediately remember from this film

[@nefariousgremlin7554]

I love the undercurrent of surrealism in this movie, like that scene in the country side where all the flowers look like they're from a watercolor painting.

[@ricopena2053]

It’s nice to see Cillian Murphy get his flowers. I hope Oppenheimer is the epic masterpiece to get him all the awards. Edit: He got it! Best actor let’s go!!!!!

[@damianprock1650]

I dunno, his role as Scarecrow is where he truly shined

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

I think his best performance was Tommy in Peaky Blinders

[@rickeydeblase994]

Thanks to John Murphy for the riff

[@Izaan2810]

@@damianprock1650 Nah, he was SEVERELY underused in that role. He did NOT shine there. He was awesome though.

[@lucasftsa4157]

@Bzake i feel like Thomas is too “boring” tho, its not that emotional of a performance more of a tough guy

[@teddymacfeddy2256]

I've met cillian Murphy twice in the last 2 weeks while working on a film set, he's the most down to earth famous person I've met. I've also met Brendan gleeson a few times over the last few years

[@anthonysouthard5572]

How was brendan ? Down to earth as well ?

[@boneyarsebogman]

Can we just shout-out how James puts his other priorities ahead of videos? It's honestly extremely refreshing to see. Life should always come before work.

[@kingplunger1]

An ideal that isn't achievable for just about everyone

[@walrusArmageddon]

Only two things to stress about in life; friends and family

[@Creamybacontacos]

I love the blood gulch reference describing the early 2000s era 😂 I had no idea James was a OG Halo fan like that. That’s awesome!

[@jasonhunter2819]

Man it's easy to forget just how brutal this movie is if you haven't watched it in a while

[@coreymagz3145]

Cillian Murphy is one of the most underrated actors alive and I hope Oppenheimer finally gets him his Oscar.

[@GoodOlRoll]

Him and John C. Reily deserve more credit.

[@Sarahc-mn1tr]

He isa great actor. I loved him even more in sunshine. Both amazing movies, borh danny boyle (spelling???). I laugh about his role a quiet place 2 because his role is such a stereotypical ideal american. Preatty much the best part of qp2.

[@keithgifford2386]

I'm going ahead and guessing Oppenheimer is based on the Manhattan project. Don't know when it came out, but I haven't seen it yet.

[@EliWJ23]

​@@keithgifford2386You'd be correct! It's coming out mid July if I remember correctly

[@frankmorris6765]

Doesn’t the Walking Dead feel eerily similar to this film?!?

[@andrewmaddox2889]

My favorite part of the movie was at the end when he said “maybe the real 28 days later was the friends we made along the way”. Classic line

[@heartspocky]

Literal chills

[@acephoenix7849]

This movie, oh this movie. This movie gave me an anxiety I've never felt watching a movie. I genuinely never felt safe while watching it and that's damn effective.

[@Takejiro24]

I still remember Selena hacking Mark as probably the scariest scene in the entire movie. He was their friend, they weren't sure if he was infected, so seeing Selena kill him while he's still conscious along with his howls of fear and pain (and seeing his arm chopped off) really unnerved me. It was so cold and brutal. Also, thank you Dead Meat for making me realize Naomi Harris also played Chiron's mother in the movie, Moonlight at 8:54. She KILLED that role.

[@emily1]

Naomi is a underrated actress, shame I don’t see her much in movies I see nowadays

[@scottdick296]

​@@jujubee_is_me Mark had a deep gash on his arm, and was absolutely covered in infected blood. He was a goner.

[@BetterWithBob]

She and Danny Boyle came up with a backstory for Selena to explain why she was so cold and merciless. They decided that she'd had to kill her whole family in one afternoon, killing both her mother and father in the hopes of saving her baby brother, only to find that he was infected too. Knowing that adds so much to why Frank's death hits her the way it does, and why she looks out for Hannah.

[@propogandalf]

​@@BetterWithBob OOHH I love this!!

[@Cowboy_kidd]

James literally makes so many references to so many god damn things in the jokes he adds lol I just want him to know they don’t go unnoticed.

[@m7ssiel]

RIGHT and then i steal them hehehahh

[@majstks3333]

the scene in the chapel when the zombies turn around gives me chills, the appartment scenes where its cozy inside and they have to collect water on the roof really gives that apocalyptical feeling. And the light hearted supermarket scene. This movie was great

[@oculusnpc3614]

When I wasn’t allowed to watch horror movies directly, I would always binge watch these episodes as a alternative. These were always quite enjoyable. My favorite is the hide and seek one where the girl dies if she gets caught

[@jessicapriester8861]

I love "In the House, in a Heartbeat" and this movie as a whole. I never noticed how distinctive the editing style is until I saw it recreated for the "to the numbers" bit. Excellent work as always to the Dead Meat team!

[@konstantinoskaragiannis1596]

"28 Days Later"(2002) is a horror movie masterpiece! This is one of the best and most scariest horror movies of all time for sure! The amazing soundtrack of the movie is atmospheric and very creepy!

[@ScorpionStrike7]

Where can I watch it?

[@Bagelgeuse]

​​@@ScorpionStrike7You can probably find DVD copies of it at secondhand stores. That's how I got mine.

[@VaRiiaLHD]

​@@ScorpionStrike7 on a tv screen

[@thedevilsrockstxr2309]

It's not scary

[@VaRiiaLHD]

@Mr. Mackey ohh dont worry bug , a lot of people think sarcasm is a great way to have fun ! I guess you view it as troll cause you dont get it maybe ! Have a great week-end too

[@Mendozuh]

28 days later is one of my favorite zombie movies ever, as well as 28 weeks later, they're almost perfect movies that really change the zombie sub-genre in horror movies

[@lkf8799]

They are great. Did you see Train to Busan? It's back on Prime right now.

[@kaisaniatan263]

My mom watched this with my dad when she was pregnant with me. When I finally watched it myself for the first time I wasn't scared for a second, and it's still one of my all time favorite movies. Thanks mom!

[@delle.theninthplane]

Same here omg! My family watched it when my mom was pregnant- they said the movie was so loud and that they think that’s why I’m scared of loud noises now 😅still one of my favorite movies ever though!

[@RASIMTURABOV-w3j]

Cillian Murphy is a wonderful actor👏

[@lucifermagne7458]

As a straight dude, I find him hot af

[@angmeg4343]

Agreed. I love him in everything I’ve seen him in and that’s a rare thing for actors.

[@THESTEELMUN]

I hope he gets his Oscar for Oppenheimer next year

[@damianprock1650]

IKR, especially when he played Scarecrow before

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

He is one great and underrated actor, my favorite performance of him is Tommy Shelby in Peaky Blinders

[@a-go-go19]

I remember this is one of the first horror movies I did a "deep dive" on. It was so amazing to me that they filmed the deserted London *in London* not on a sound stage

[@williamholcomb8645]

Cillian Murphy is a criminally underrated actor.

[@McChimpy1]

I always forget that he was in this movie lol

[@bunnitomoe3866]

Such a good actor, really exited to see him play as oppenheimer in the future.

[@pogofgreed3707]

He would make a great gangster and member of Parliament

[@zyourzgrandzmaz]

No he isn't. peaky blinders has made like a billion dollars.

[@Lacaze89]

Underrated? whaat???

[@Bonbonbon739]

Always had a huge crush on cillian Murphy and it’s insane how big he became in such iconic Hollywood movies

[@BestCupid]

Seeing you guys do 28 days later is amazing to me. This is one of my favorite horror movies since i saw it in highschool. The way they used the camera filter to the crazy way infected people looked while running was always so captivating to me

[@wiseone1013]

The more I watch it the higher I rate it. It feels real and believable which makes for good horror. Great music score also. Love it.

[@evandaymon8303]

Real factor of the movie is fact they managed to convince the city to shut parts of it down to do the film and find ways to explain what has happened

[@LissyMagala]

I am so glad you covered this James. I’m not normally unnerved by movies but this one managed to do it and I love it. There’s something so terrifying about a virus that can turn you not into an undead mess, but rather a bloodthirsty monster in less than a minute. The way it’s shot and the way there’s genuine fear makes it probably my favorite “zombie” movie.

[@alyssat9518]

28 Days Later , Night of the Living Dead and Evil Dead were the most influential movies for my taste in the genre. Amazing ❤

[@mema0005]

The end sequence frightened me watching it as a teenager. The location, the music, the grainy footage, and the idea that the soldiers, strong together, are completely helpless once their ranks are broken. That and getting vomited into the face by Rage monsters…

[@ThatOneGorillaTag_Guy]

This is my absolute favorite zombie movie, I'm so thrilled that James finally covered it. The soundtrack is phenomenal, still have a copy of it on CD from 20 years ago ❤️

[@loganbellinghausen-jn6hf]

I Still To This Day Listen To "In The House In A Heartbeat" By John Murphey:D

[@malachyodonoghue3746]

I love this movie a lot but my favourite is world war z

[@no_peace]

I only watched this movie because it had gybe in it lol

[@Superlegoguy567]

I absolutely love whenever James talks about the score, the written score pops up on screen. Keep this up if possible, such an awesome idea!

[@Zyk0th]

By score, you mean the current body count? He's been doing that since his very first kill counts, same graphics and everything.

[@sebchambers6055]

@@Zyk0th no. Score as in music

[@Zyk0th]

@@sebchambers6055 Ah. My mistake. Probably helps get around copyright issues.

[@realonthecircuit]

Always love the subtle changes in the background room each episode, like the 28 days later dvd in the background.

[@darren6949]

Got to meet Hannah (Megan Burns) at a horror convention last year and she's so sweet! Said she was just proud to have been a part of something that's still loved today!

[@blindfire3167]

In the House, In a Heartbeat is such a perfect song, I hope it keeps being allowed to be reused. It's got the perfect amount of dread and build up to one of the most devastating scenes (like 28 Weeks Later) and can be used in so many situations.

[@Sarahc-mn1tr]

I frikkin love it. Listen to it all the time. Common to be on most playlists.

[@MarshallFlores]

One of the best horror films of this century and certainly one of the most terrifying of my lifetime. And it had a really good sequel as well.

[@fin_redi]

we gotta appreciate how this guy always styles his cabinet for the theme he does a video on

[@hackdotslash]

I love how effortlessly you cram these with puns but it never gets old. That's some good writing.

[@pippinlatham4857]

I'm so glad you covered this! I've always loved Danny Boyle's work and as a brit it's really nice to see British movies being given credit.

[@d.fpdxhxc]

Welcome to Dead Meat British Brother 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@Ieonleon]

26:29 james after being asked to review jeepers creepers for the 47th time

[@JoeGrizz1y]

it took me a while to get to 28 days later and 28 weeks later. I really love both the films, but 28 days is such a serious film that I found myself thinking about it more. They definitely jumped up the list of some of the best for me. Just like train to busan, this film actually has some emotional weight. Not only him losing his actual parents, but then losing Frank the man he started to see as a father. Also really love the full circle "Rage" theme by the end. Showing the protagonist portraying the same level of brutality as the infected. Yet it is those he is attempting to kill that are truly monstrous and evil or on the same morality level of the infected. Its also nice seeing one of Cillian Murphy's first works and he is great in the film.

[@advancedstupidity5459]

The jokes, puns, and references in this one are elite. Had me chuckling the whole way through.

[@JungleJuliaDP]

"Don't cut that razor on your cheekbones." PEAK complimentary comedy! Note to the entire Dead Meat Team: Don't ever change! 🤗🥰

[@josieinchainsss]

one of my favourite films of all time. The simplicity of it all, and how the low quality cameras and simple close to home northern england setting just make it somehow unnerving and yet comforting too.

[@angelorael6186]

This has always been one of my favorite horror movies. The beginning of the second movie is still one of the most terrifying scenes in any movie imo

[@ajbanky7870]

Just here to show James continued respect for shouting out Red Eye. Seriously though, if you guys haven’t seen that underrated Wes Craven gem, you really should watch it. So good!

[@padtrickkeys3261]

Thank you for getting around that copyright and uploading this kill count We really appreciate your hard work ❤ Also I love 28 days later it's one of my favorite horror movies so glad to see you covering, it also I'm so hyped for the horror awards can't wait to watch it

[@Omegalights]

I agree with each word of this!

[@padtrickkeys3261]

@@Omegalights thanks ♥️

[@Omegalights]

@@padtrickkeys3261 👍😁

[@alexesposito6824]

James, I humbly ask you to count the kills in 28 weeks later

[@theghost5050]

James seems like he's having a shit ton of fun in the "To the numbers" bits

[@SparkyJr06]

It’s super interesting that Danny Boyle and naomie Harris would both work together for national theatres Frankenstein 9 years later. A very different experience

[@type-10]

Fun fact: the plane at the end of this movie is a Finnish fighter jet and the only reason why I love this fact is because I am Finnish and I love seeing Finnish things in non-Finnish movies

[@existentialdread2054]

I was looking for a comment about this! I'm also Finnish and it always caughts me off guard when movies have finnish in them because I don't expect it, and often my brain doesn't even register it as finnish at first 😂 But I'm always happy find Finnish things in non Finnish media. Torille!😂

[@tacticalcow9008]

Nice

[@FoxdevilswildUnic]

omg I love that, I feel weirdly haunted by finnish things (I am not finnish) because it happens that a lot of things that I liked as a kid were finnish/have finnish stuff in them, lmao as a teen I loved this movie so much, good to know my finnish haunt keeps it up even here :D

[@YoureGhey]

It’s been years since I’ve watched this movie. I’m glad this got a kill count. A nice little trip down memory lane

[@durtrope]

All the dead meat uploads are the best part of the week

[@andythepro6557]

Let's go man been waiting for this one for 5 years. The horror song is just amazing.

[@jakealter5504]

Now if only he’d do Dawn of the Dead (2004)

[@croom332]

One of the best horror themes ever imo

[@chessenthusiast]

This movie was influential af on me when I was a teen. One of the first horror movies I saw in theaters, and one of the best ever made. Thanks for the count!

[@aspromonte5179]

Wes Craven's red eye is one of the most underrated horror movies around. It's a great movie but what makes it underrated is it feels like NO ONE has seen or remembers it. I've watched it for the first time with so many people.

[@MrfrogAXN]

literally one of my favorite horror movies. Thank you so much for doing this. 👍

[@zombiekillergman7321]

I have never heard of it

[@epicfilms4life507]

I've never heard of this movie before lmao, but if everyone says its good then I might stop studying for my exam to watch this video hahah

[@zombiekillergman7321]

​@EPIC Films 4 life yeah I'm done trolling liberals for the day. Time to settle in and watch some videos online.

[@brandawgz]

@@zombiekillergman7321 sad life

[@yomynamenick]

@@zombiekillergman7321 “I’m done trolling liberals for the day, so allow me to un whined by watching a KZbin video made by a liberal” -your clueless ass

[@randydandyday]

28 days later and the evil dead are my 2 favorite horror movies, love that James recognized the similar visual grittiness they share.

[@itsmainelyyou5541]

I love how even in his rage, James doesn't neglect his hair. Love you guys.

[@aynDRAWS]

Imagine forgetting to tell the fire department that you're about to intentionally set a building on fire lol

[@foldenkris]

In a House-In a Heartbeat is by far still one of my most favorite scores from a movie.

[@brendano4196]

I always wondered how they did the London shots and you answered pretty much all of it in this video! Earns a like.

[@xneongrande]

26:39 I'm watching with captions on and the *[James gets the zoomies]* took me out. Whoever is in charge of captions, I love you. 😂

[@blockedhaat]

28 days later is a classic, it's definitely one of the best films in the zombie genre

[@Myfacewhen1]

This was the one that got me into horror movies. It was scary, but thoughtful as well and I loved it. Also, Cillian Murphy

[@damianprock1650]

Who DC fans know as Scarecrow

[@TylerLuvsCinema]

It wasn’t until I watched Naomi Harris in the Bond films that I realized she was the female lead in this movie. Definitely one of my favorite Brendan Gleason performances. It was a nice switch up to his usually more serious characters. And Cillian Murphy killed it in this movie. I’m glad he went on to have such a stellar career.

[@kwantumrealmz632]

Thank you guys for being a staple in my relationship for the last 4 years. I've introduced my girlfriend to the horror genre through this channel over the last 4 years, and she's as much as a buff as I am. I hope you can continue to do these videos, as I plan on being able to show my kids these one day, to show em what got us through the pandemic, financial crisis, joblessness and so much uncertainty, yet through it all, there was Dead Meat. Thank you.

[@Japanlover79]

28 days later is still one of my favorite zombie films with zombie land being a close second

[@Incogfilo]

My favorite zombie film of all time. I even found the short films recently and fell over all over again for this series, I hope they'll be a *28 months later* soon.🤞🏾😭🤞🏾

[@reckless_iguana6143]

I was 16 when I saw this at the theater.The visuals,the soundtrack …it has such an aesthetically pleasing vibe to it,so dreamy but terrifying at the same time.

[@CarsonKelley2000]

I love the fun references you make in these videos. The Presidents of the United States of America "Peaches" song, and Sonya Blade from Mortal Kombat were two of my favorites.

[@moosetasticbombastic1998]

I am so thrilled that you covered this movie. I feel like it doesn't get nearly enough love, and it is easily in my (floating) top 10-20 movies of all time. Def up there as one of my fav horror movies. Thank you Dead Meat crew for covering this banger. Much love, Moose.

[@theblackpearlofbraavos]

Naomie Harris was absolutely phenomenal in this

[@no_peace]

I love her

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

Cillian Murphy is one of the most underrated actors out there, just look as his performances in Red Eye, The Dark Knight trilogy and Peaky Blinders, which i think Tommy is his best role yet, i hope he gets noticed by the Academy when Oppenheimer comes out

[@jorts_master69]

God how I wish he got more respect in the Dark Knight trilogy, his rendition of Scarecrow was criminally underused

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

@@jorts_master69 loved him as Scarecrow too, but unfortunately he got sidelined by the following villans in the next movies like Ledger's Joker and Tom Hardy's Bane

[@michaelw2263]

Hell yes! This is by far my favorite "zombie" movie. I loved it when I first saw it! So chilling and yet has moments of playfulness and hope set in a horribly dark world.

[@damianprock1650]

Next to the *Resident Evil* movies, right?

[@AnAverageGoblin]

@@damianprock1650 all the resident evil movies fail to be anything but mediocre, even the animated ones

[@damianprock1650]

@GribbleGob I wouldn't put money on that, they were awesome in a way

[@PonkingtonHeights]

Speaking of annihilation, you should totally do a kill count on it sometime, definitely a great movie and one of my favorite non-scary thriller/possibly horror movies

[@Jasonvoorhees57469]

21:58 Ironically Cillian Murphy played Scarecrow in the Christopher Nolan Dark Knight trilogy

[@NGMonocrom]

28 Days Later is starting to become a classic. Deservedly so.

[@MrAlcoholicKoala]

Lmao at the “no rain in england” line

[@Kingnome]

While in the military and stationed at RAF Mildenhall. I was in Cambridge and going to see this unknown film called 28 Days Later. Before seeing this film, I was staying in London for the weekend. How the film opens up in Cambridge and him wondering empty London, making this epic film so real me.