Danny Boyle's "Madness of the Boomers"

28 Years Later reviewed

I knew I was in for a ride as soon as 28 Years Later opened with a massacre of a room full of white, blonde children.

This seemed to be portrayed gleefully. I thought there must be some mistake - I had misinterpreted it, or the emotional execution was a bit off.

But then one child escapes, and makes it to the local church, where we are treated to the us…