28 WEEKS LATER T-SHIRT

A cult horror movie t-shirt in black cotton.

If 28 Days Later lit the fuse, then 28 Weeks Later (2007) was the explosion — a savage, unrelenting sequel that proved lightning can strike twice in the world of infection horror. Directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, this follow-up expands Danny Boyle’s nightmare vision into something even bleaker, bigger, and bloodier.

Set six months after the initial outbreak of the Rage virus, the film begins with the supposed “repopulation” of Britain under NATO control. London is under quarantine, survivors are cautiously resettled, and the illusion of safety takes root. But safety is an illusion — and when the virus resurfaces, chaos descends again with ferocity.

Where 28 Days Later was intimate and haunting, 28 Weeks Later is widescreen apocalypse. From the terrifying opening farmhouse siege to the unforgettable scene of infected hordes flooding across London, the film raises the stakes while retaining the raw terror of its predecessor. Robert Carlyle, Rose Byrne, Jeremy Renner, and Idris Elba headline a cast that sells both the heartbreak and horror of survival when the virus shows no mercy.

“I promised my wife I’d protect her…” – Don Harris (Robert Carlyle)

The 28 Weeks Later T-Shirt is a tribute to this brutal sequel — a film that carved its own cult status with visceral imagery, breakneck pacing, and one of the most harrowing soundtracks in horror cinema.

Perfect for fans of post-apocalyptic cinema, zombie-horror obsessives, and anyone who knows that once Rage is unleashed, there’s no stopping it.

💬 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

Q1: What is 28 Weeks Later about?
A1: It’s the 2007 sequel to 28 Days Later, set six months after the Rage virus outbreak, as survivors attempt to rebuild under military supervision — only for the nightmare to return.

Q2: Who directed the film?
A2: Unlike the original, directed by Danny Boyle, the sequel was helmed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo. Boyle stayed on as executive producer.

Q3: How does 28 Weeks Later compare to the first film?
A3: It expands the scope, showing the larger societal impact of the Rage virus, while maintaining the same raw energy and horror that made the original a classic.