The most horrifying part of this movie is when selena gives her the pills so she won't care about what's about to happen. Breaks my heart every time.

@cmadams7

11 ай бұрын

“The Boy” will be one you should see Kat

@PurpleHumunkuliWithCheesePlez

11 ай бұрын

The bit that really hurts me is the fact they left their fish in the flat to dry up n die... bro the thames river is RIGHT THERE!

@scythefanatic

11 ай бұрын

Too bad it happens every single day to women, young girls and young boys sold off to human trafficking.

@Stopvotingdemocrat

11 ай бұрын

I remember watching that part for the first time and it hit me hard. I was about 22 at the time.that part hurt me so much.

@aj897

11 ай бұрын

Most horrifying part was the fact that people were getting a rage virus making them want to attack and kill other people. The part you’re talking about exists in our world already, so no that isn’t the most horrifying part lol

This is the movie that started the "fast zombie" subgenre", of which Train to Busan is just one of many examples. At the time, zombies were always depicted as Romero-style, shuffling, slow, and more-or-less mindless. Changing them to fast, aggressive, and just as relentless was a terrifying change up.

@IH8YH

11 ай бұрын

its was a nice twist in this movie but every other subsequent movie that used this was just lazy writing as you dont need to work so hard on the script and shooting of the wild to create suspense. FAST "Zombies" is to Horror movies what Shaky Cam is to fight and chase scenes... its Lazy and its stupid.

@vincentdarkrosrayne

11 ай бұрын

@BrainBurrow yeah, the same with The Blaire Witch Project starting the craze of the found footage genre despite not being the pioneer film to first do it. but you know, whichever makes it popular is the one that will be recognized and take the credit.

@ooEVILGOAToo

11 ай бұрын

@@vincentdarkrosrayne Cannibal holocaust 1974

@ooEVILGOAToo

11 ай бұрын

Type1 - undead, type 2 - infected

@44excalibur

11 ай бұрын

These aren't zombies. The infected people in 28 Days Later can run fast because they're infected with a rabies-like disease, but they're still alive, and can be killed a variety of ways. You don't have to just shoot them in the head. This film has a lot more in common with David Cronenberg's 1977 horror film Rabid than it does with anything George Romero did.

If you liked this I think you'd really enjoy 30 Days of Night(2007). It's an amazing vampire movie, very unique too.

@thetalonsofwaynechiang

11 ай бұрын

YES!! Superb film 👍🏻👍🏻🙌🏻🔥

@darrellberger

11 ай бұрын

Yes I completely forgot about that one kat would enjoy it

@joc7996

11 ай бұрын

YES! and for Josh Hartnett 😅

@petercourtien4581

11 ай бұрын

I love that movie!

@mandlerparr1

11 ай бұрын

and Daybreakers. love that one.

lol she says she hates horror but look at the reaction in the ending. priceless, thats why i love horror always and forever.

@oldeskoolnana7543

11 ай бұрын

I think she's becoming one of us horror addicts. 😊

@scythefanatic

11 ай бұрын

Yes, she's starting to enjoy certain kinds.

@daved2352

5 ай бұрын

I see Horror how I see Jazz and Blues, I won't listen to a whole album but certain songs I love and a touch of it can really elevate music from other genres.

@MiketheratguyMultimedia

5 ай бұрын

I'm a diehard horror fan through and through. For every awful horror movie there's at least one amazing one just waiting to be discovered. It's such an underrated genre. Thrills and spills, laughs and chills. Horror is so fun, so entertaining. It's really difficult to hate a horror movie.

@jerodast

17 күн бұрын

The channel is obviously run by a pathological liar :P

Please consider Sunshine. Same director, same writer, same lead actor, and same musical composer. Really creepy and awesome film.

@-johnny-deep-

Ай бұрын

Gad, I can never make it through "Sunshine". I think it was awful. Awful acting, awful "science".

So many great elements in this film. The empty streets of London are really unsettling. The note Jim's parents left is heart-wrenching. Frank, just... damn. He was a good dude. Eccleston's character is a real monster.

Fun fact! For the opening shots in empty London, they didn't really empty the streets. They filmed at sunrise (like 5 in the morning) so no one was there. Then when the bus was overturned, they only had an hour to film because of the crowds of people needing to go to work so they put the bus in, flipped it, then put it back before anyone really knew what was going on. This film did a million different things to give it that grungy 2000s look considering it was one of the first major films to be filmed digitally. Look into the filming process its absolutely fascinating :) Edit: I don't mean grungy, but it definitely has that early 2000s aesthetic.

@Lava91point0

11 ай бұрын

I agree it definitely gives of early 2000's vibe (gods those were the days) but "grungy" I don't know about that lol.

@theparzivalfilms

11 ай бұрын

@@Lava91point0 yeah ur right. Not sure grungy is the right word. But it's definitely got that 2000s aesthetic. Those definitely were the days. Either way, fantastic film!

@TheBullethead1988

11 ай бұрын

They wanted to flip it outside Downing Street (outside the PM office) but the city council told them to move it somewhere else. When they rocked up around 4am, and found no one from the council was present, they quickly flipped it there, shot the scene and flipped it back all in a matter of 20 minutes. Brilliant!

@killinglonliness88

11 ай бұрын

I think the word you're thinking of is 'dingy' as opposed to 'grungy', but I understood what you were trying to say. Totally agree.

@adarael

5 ай бұрын

If I remember right, even the cost to film the empty London scene cost the vast majority of the film's budget.

The opening scene of 28 Weeks Later is one of the best opening scenes for a zombie movie.

@razycrandomgirl

10 ай бұрын

it was the only good thing about that movie tbh lol

@matthewkirkhart2401

10 ай бұрын

@@razycrandomgirl Ha, ha, fair enough!

@Goregoregays

10 ай бұрын

Totally YESSS!!! Masterpiece sequence.

@alexspindler1

7 ай бұрын

The pacing, cacophony of the rage monkeys banging on their cages, it's all perfect. Love the whole movie and it started on perfect footing.

@alistairrobinson3865

5 ай бұрын

Saw it in the cinema, was absolutely phenomenal 🙏

20:39 "They're doing so well!" *looks to the camera with an expression of dread* That's the expression of someone who's seen a lot of horror movies.

At 20:18 right before he kills that infected kid, you can hear it go "I HATE YOU!". Easy to miss but it really hammers home that that scientist was being quite literal when he said "They're infected with rage."

@iceprincess2134

11 ай бұрын

That always confused me a bit because none of the others talked as far as I could hear.

@vincentdarkrosrayne

11 ай бұрын

@@iceprincess2134 because the kid technically wasn't supposed to say anything. But it made it through editing.

@LordofFullmetal

8 ай бұрын

That was actually unintentional. You can see the kid's mouth doesn't move to match the words, because the kid isn't actually saying it. It was a sound effect added in initially, to give the editors an idea of the visceral nature of the scene (they did this in every scene), and it was never properly removed. It's not supposed to be canon.

You did wreck it by calling it a weenie 😂. Easily one of the best reactors.

@OmegaSoypreme

11 ай бұрын

Weenie is a wildly under appreciated term for it.

@JoshMc420

11 ай бұрын

😂

@jasonkonick8201

10 ай бұрын

I couldn’t help but laugh hysterically when she blurted out that comment. 😂😂

You tearing up made me tear up. You’re such a real person and your reactions are so genuine. Love u Kat I hope u make videos forever 💙

@tonyporenshenko425

11 ай бұрын

I hope she does too she's awesome

Danny Boyle also directed TRAINSPOTTING, which isn't technically a horror movie, but does have one genuinely horrific scene. If you know, you know.

@LordVolkov

11 ай бұрын

Trainspotting is very much about the horrors and highs of addiction.

@martinholt8168

11 ай бұрын

@@LordVolkov Oh yes... especially that one scene. *Spooky music*

@paulinegallagher7821

11 ай бұрын

The toilet scene? yikes

@clemigula4228

11 ай бұрын

The true horror of that movie is toxoplasmosis. (Doing my best Kat impression)

@martinholt8168

11 ай бұрын

@@paulinegallagher7821 Nope. That one was just gross. I was thinking of the baby.

One thing that really freaked me out was how fast someone turns once they're infected. In other movies, it usually takes a few hours or even days to fully turn. Here, it's like 10 seconds. That makes it worse because you have mere seconds to destroy your wife or your kid or your best friend in the world. You have to or you'll probably be infected too. Devastating.

@jerodast

17 күн бұрын

Also makes it not really biologically plausible, which is kind of a shame because it otherwise doesn't rely on "magic" since it's not reanimating anyone. Yes there are things that could stop your heart in seconds, but hijack your cells and reproduce itself enough that it could almost instantly spread to the person next to you from your vomit? Too much. Don't get me wrong I still have no problem loving it, I just always wondered if there could've been a way to make that part more realistic.

I think that Wallace and Gromit The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit might be more Kat's level of horror movie.

@eduardo_corrochio

11 ай бұрын

That's a fun stop motion flick for Halloween time!

@Beardo2517

11 ай бұрын

That or Paranorman

Low budget, yet compelling story, tense moments, likeable characters, humor, tragegy, great action, incredible images, fitting music. I call that a great film. And your reaction made it so much better. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.

I'd just like to point out how interesting it is to hear someone say these are "Train to Busan zombies." Where EVERYONE who is in the horror/scifi community, at least in the west, calls these types of infected "28 days later zombies/infected." Or "rage infected/zombies," which is referring to this movie 99% of the time. It's so wild to hear someone who absorbed these ideas "backwards" in time.

If you want to watch another horror flick starring Cillian Murphy, I'd recommend Red Eye from 2005!

@lilscenechick1995

10 ай бұрын

That one gave me such anxiety. Loved it though. He did a fantastic job being a terrifying presence.

Ahhhh you watch the coolest horror movies! I've never really stuck around with a react channel long term before, but I can't stop binging your content! You just have a wicked entertaining personality. Keep it up Kat, looking forward to more stuff. :)

7:55 I was literally eating some Maltesers at the time, lol. I would recommend that you try watching Dog Soldiers as well, it's another British werewolf movie and is widely regarded amongst the best of that genre.

@juanausensi499

11 ай бұрын

Dog soldiers is great!

@Beardo2517

11 ай бұрын

I've been trying to push more reactors to watch Dog Soldiers

@juanausensi499

11 ай бұрын

@@Beardo2517 As you should

@bertalach

11 ай бұрын

Dog soldiers is seen as a classic in Britain. It was lost in the shuffle in the US! It makes me proud to be British!

@Beardo2517

11 ай бұрын

@@bertalach it is hands down the best werewolf movie I've ever seen

i love how Cillian speaks in his native irish accent in this film, kudos to Danny Boyle and Alex Garland for such a great unconventional story.

I always felt that the soldiers were watching the group arrive at the checkpoint but held back. Especially thinking of what they planned to do with Selena and Hanna. Putting down frank was a smart move. That’s a big man and he would’ve been an issue.

A bit like Romero's "The Crazies" which were people raging on a military chemical leak. Boyle did a good job of updating and concentrating on a small group of charismatic people.

the best thing about this movies compared to other zombie type movies is the speed that they move at ... scary AF...

@johnyd1911

11 ай бұрын

Well ya, cause they aren't Zombies soooooo.....

@Gurra88

11 ай бұрын

They aren't dead. Just infected.

The attitude and syntax you have is incomparable and byond hysterical. I look forward to you cracking me up each Hump Day 😂🤣😂

The original planned ending was for Jim to die on the operating table. there was also another Arc planned for the whole hospital as well for a separate ending as well but it didn't make it past the storyboard phase. After the movie originally showed at the UK they shot the scenes with the Jet and them being found due to the big amount of money they got to film this more happy ending. glad Kat watched 2 of my favorite horror films back to back. First Woman in Black and now 28 Days Later.

@AndrewGivens

4 ай бұрын

I'll be honest - I don't mind the happy ending at all. I think we earned it.

@vincentdarkrosrayne

4 ай бұрын

I believe the majority of the audience felt that way hence the ending we got in the final product. a lot of folks don't like grim endings.@@AndrewGivens

In the original ending Jim actually did die from the gunshot. Selena and Hannah tried to revive him in a hospital and he died. They walk down an empty hospital corridor in the last shot, basically nothing to do but continue on. It’s a very somber ending for sure and I think the studio didn’t want it to be too depressing for general audiences, so during the ad campaign for the film they would advertise to stick around after the credits for an alternate ending (aka the original ending). So in theatres, you did get to see both.

Kat welcome to England, this isn't a zombie flick it's a typical day in London 😂😂😂 Hilarious reactions, your charming, witty & beautiful & always deliver great content.

The sequel 28 Weeks Later is well worth a reaction. The beginning itself is worth a watch. Also, started my huge crush on Cillian Murphy. Coincidentally, the beginning with Murphy walking through an empty London was mirrored in 2020 in my city, at least for me. It was brain explodingly surreal how empty my city, which is one of the most well known in the world, was.

Just thought I’d let you know in the uk we don’t have product placement laws so those weren’t ads it’s just what you’d see. The layout of the store is a very classic layout of a store back then which gives even more horror to it.

@madawcofarreat2348

11 ай бұрын

It probably also just adds to the whole scenario with all the recognizable brands from our real world.

@jerodast

17 күн бұрын

As I understand it, there aren't "product placement laws" here in the US either, but studios usually control very carefully which brands are in their films because a) they could make money by selling the rights to the product placement instead of doing it for free and b) there is a risk (very very slight in most movie presumably, but still there) of being sued for putting a product in a negative light. I have heard that defamation laws are a lot stricter than in the US in much of the western world, but I'd also guess that may only apply to people not brands or corporations. And certainly we're known for our litigiousness...

Now you need part 2. 28 weeks later. 28 years later is in production! Yes!!

The real horror of this movie is it brings out all those people wanting to educate you on the difference between zombies and infected.

@BlackavarWD

10 ай бұрын

They should have to write essays detailing the science behind BOTH, and then delete it without saving! 😅

@birdbrainiac

3 ай бұрын

haha, so true.

The most notable song in this movie which is played throughout is called East Hastings by a band called Godspeed You! Black Emperor. They're an incredible band that makes powerful music.

@DavidAntrobus

11 ай бұрын

Named after the Vancouver street.

As a woman (and a sexual assault victim) the real horror and dread of this film, for me, started when the woman and the girl entered that house with a group of men with guns. Far more horrifying than the zombies. At least the infected only want to kill you.

@meghanmonroe

11 ай бұрын

100000%

@Bobby-LeeChanning

11 ай бұрын

coz sexual assaults is worse than death?

@Bobby-LeeChanning

11 ай бұрын

I got molested as teen my brother got stabbed and died at 19 , I don't feel I got the worse deal

@meghanmonroe

11 ай бұрын

@@Bobby-LeeChanning OP clearly said "for me", it was their opinion. Not everyone feels the same things or experiences trauma the same way. Personally if given the option, I would've chosen death rather than live life with sexual trauma. That doesn't mean you need to agree.

@Bobby-LeeChanning

11 ай бұрын

@@meghanmonroe can you STOP harassing me please, i'm AWARE other people have DIFFERENT opinions YOU don't need to AGGRESSIVELY tell me THAT I'm mearly stating MINE. sorry if that is SUCH an issue for YOU

I've still got both trailers for this on 35mm film. Every now and then we pull out a couple 8,000-10,000 ft. reels of old trailers and run them through. I still love the sound of the platter system and the hum of an old Century projector. It just makes it so satisfying to thread it up and watch it go. We have some films as well and they shall remain nameless.

Best line of the reaction: "I killed a kid with this bat earlier!" Coffee came out my nose!

My very favorite "infected" movie. You're amazing Kat!

I was there when they filmed this. It was so early in the morning, at throwing out time of the clubs on Sunday morning and they asked you if you wouldn’t mind waiting while they filmed - everyone was very co-operative! Although you need to watch the sequel now ‘28 Weeks Later’.

Kat, you gotta watch Day of the Dead, the Romero movie from 1985. It's my personal favorite zombie movie. I think you'll enjoy it. 6:31 I don't consider them zombies at all. They're not dead. They're alive. The nature of transmission is also entirely different. the rage infection causes the infected party to vomit blood, which seems to be the primary form of transmission. The fact that these infected can starve to death, and the fact that is one of the biggest issues with zombies is that they will continue to roam and rot slowly indefinitely... is why I don't think it's fair to call them zombies. They're closer to The Crazies. We don't call rabid dogs "zombie dogs" they're infected with a disease.

@incubustimelord5947

11 ай бұрын

That was what was supposed to be the case. But the sequel threw all of that out of the window once the plot point about a second strain that was delayed came into the equation. Then it simply became Zack Snyder's Dawn Of The Dead Version 2.0.

@OpenMawProductions

11 ай бұрын

@@incubustimelord5947 Yeah I wasn't keen on the sequel. It didn't do much to actually add to what the original had done. The original is an example of what you can do with a low budget and lots of creativity.

I got to see this film on a flight home from London on Virgin Airlines at least a month before it came out in North America and was blown away. Great reaction, as expected. You should really watch the series "The Last of Us" if you want to see more fast zombies. It's really great. Can't wait for next Wednesday!

They actually didn't clear anyone out for the London scenes. They just filmed like stupidly early and were able to get the abandoned look.

My favorite thing about this movie is when people watch 28 Days, waiting for the zombie movie to start, only to realize they were supposed to watch 28 Days Later.

@rhia_code

10 ай бұрын

I've made that mistake 😂

@dixie31623

2 ай бұрын

Went to the theatre with a friend thinking we were gonna see a rom-com with Sandra Bullock. Sandra never showed up. But on the bright side this is still my favourite zombie movie.

“I hope these arnt people eaters”!! 😂😂 best way to discribe cannibals ! Apparently this is classed as an “infected” movie rarther than a zombie film. ❤

That's what I like about you Kat, you call a weenie a weenie. This movie was a LOT, I don't know if I could watch the whole thing, especially on my own. But that's what's great about watching along with you, I get to experience movies I wouldn't otherwise because you make me laugh even at the horrible parts. Great job!

The DVD extras are fantastic for this film. All the details about how it was shot, the alternate endings, and storyboards are included.

The most enjoyable movie reactions on YT. And I am really digging Kat's horrified/delighted grin when something ghastly occurs. It's such fun to behold that expression, because it is two different emotions in one. Horror movie lovers can totally relate to it.

This was the first zombie movie where the zombies started running. Zombies used to represent ravenous consumerism, Dawn of the Dead literally being set in a shopping Mall. This was 2002. Technology had sped everything up. Instant coffee. Speed dating. Email. Next day delivery. Get in quick. Don't miss out. Faster faster faster ! And that is why the zombies now run.

I recently had some health issues that left me with burst blood vessels in my eyes. I’ve been looking like a rage zombie for several weeks.

@msfeistybabe

11 ай бұрын

You could scare the crap out of yourself by going to the bathroom late at night & seeing yourself in the mirror!! But really hope your eyes & health get better soon!!

@joshuaortiz2031

11 ай бұрын

That happened to me a few times, once when I had bad alcohol poisoning and couldn't stop throwing up. A blood vessel in my eye burst from the sheer force of vomiting. A few other times it happened because I have serious rage issues from my time in the military and I've yelled so loud and so forcefully that I tore my throat and started coughing up some blood and again I had ruptured blood vessels in my eye. Every time I watch the infected in these films I'm like 'i feel your pain' 😢

I like that you beeped out every swear word EXCEPT the C word 😂😂😂

Hi Kat! I must say I really appreciate the way you edit your reaction videos. You do not leave out key moments in the films, which makes watching you react to them much more entertaining to watch than many other reactors, who cut out so much of the movie, that we're more like just watching the reactor react to a question mark, LOL. Keep 'em comin', Kat! :)

25:69 I love how you bleeped out the f word but didn’t bleep out the much more offensive c word that followed 😂

Great reaction! Those Cillian gifs cracked me up 😂 If you ever feel like a comedy/horror, I think you'd love The Burbs. The Hitchcock movie The Birds would be great too!

In the original cut Jim didn't survive the gunshot. It wasa bleak ending, with Hannah and Selina trying desperately to saw him in the hospital. Selina screaming for Jim to breathe giving chest compressions so hard and too long, you can hear her cracking his ribs. Eventually they leave the hospital, leaving Jim where he began, alone in an empty hospital. In the orginal cut Infection was worldwide.

What freaks me out is, you don't even have to get bitten, just get their blood on an open wound or mouth/eyes. Frank's fate terrifies me, infected entirely by happenstance.

The one who saves them is named Frank. I have seen too many movies that anyone named Frank dies before the end.

Technically "28 WEEKS Later" is a sequel, but It can absolutely be a stand alone film

It's funny. Each time Kat puts the double fingers to the sides of her temples, I always expect to hear "noo noo noo noo noo noo" and see super power rays coming out of her eyes, and 'de-scarying' the movie scene.

@eduardo_corrochio

11 ай бұрын

What can we call that pose/stance? I was thinking "headache face" but that isn't good enough. It's such a cool thing, almost like a trademark or signature move, LOL.

"Hey, I-I killed a kid with this bat earlier!"...almost dropped my soup...

What I never understood about this movie is how the virus got overseas. If it infects people so quickly, they never would have been able to get onto a plane or anything while infected, and I doubt they would have allowed a knowingly infected body to be transported overseas instead of being incinerated.

Fun fact? It originally ended more optimistically, with the group discovering a doctor who explains that a total blood transfusion can reverse the illness. However, since they established that the infection can be spread from as little as a single drop of blood making contact with the naked eye, they realized that wasn't particularly believable as solutions go. I mean what were they supposed to do? Whitewash every capillary in the dad's body before they gave him fresh blood?

Danny Boyle always delivers and remains one of my favorite directors. For a little sci-fi horror from him, try Sunshine, also with Cillian Murphy. For the horrors of addiction - Trainspotting, with Ewan McGregor Though not horror, there are some horror elements in Trance, Danny's slick heist movie with James McAvoy and Rosario Dawson. It's well worth a watch.

@dupaski

11 ай бұрын

Ooh, Sunshine would be a good one for Kat.

@jthelonious1817

11 ай бұрын

Give Shallow Grave a shot. Very unsettling.

Great Reaction Kat, I feel that your fear of horror movies is lessening and that you are able to enjoy them more now too! :) Please keep your reactions coming.

Yeah, fast zombies or "infected individuals" are terrifying, a friend of mine can't even watch a zombie flick if they can move fast

@joshuaortiz2031

11 ай бұрын

Your friend needs to grow a pair

"But why did they leave him back there with the clean laundry?" I laughed out loud. Thank you again, Kat!

When you upload a new reaction I get super excited! Love your reactions, keep it up!!!!

I caught this in the theater on opening weekend and was absolutely riveted. It was such an exhausting, emotionally draining film to experience on the big screen. I adore everything about it EXCEPT for the fact that everyone calls it a zombie movie. They're not zombies, they're infected people.

I never really thought of it as product placement. There is somthing so raw and real that it would be unrealistic without Maltesers and cans of Fanta.

Love this movie! Cillian is outstanding in this film, especially the third act when he becomes a phantom Rambo man! ❤

This movie has the Scarecrow as a good guy and the 9th Doctor in a villain role. What more could you ask for!? Just as a side note: Everyone remarks about Kat's goblin friend in the corner, but the decoy duck on the table is a nice companion for these videos too~😊🦆❤

This movie is a horror classic perfect reaction to it.

Loved this movie, and of course, your reaction video! When he wakes up and starts wandering through the city, with how quiet and still it is, you can really feel how terrifying being that alone would be. The music in this movie was brilliant as well. Great job, Kat!

I just found you yesterday and I’m hooked!!! I’m strapping in for this ride, you are so damn fun to watch!! 😂

As a matter of fact, I have noticed a distinct lack of weenies in movies. There's so little, I can name you each movie I've seen one in, which is to say, like.. three movies I think lmao.

I see you watched the GREATEST HORROR MOVIE OF ALL-TIME!!!! It easily my favorite movie of ALL-TIME,not even close.It's Danny Boyle's MASTERPIECE,5 STARS,2 THUMBS WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY UP,A PERFECT 10 OUT OF 10... I WILL NEVER EVER GIVE UP HOPE ON "28 MONTHS LATER"... FYI,for those who didn't know there is a "Alternate Ending" to 28 Days Later,Where Jim Actually Died...

I remember seeing a trailer for this at the movies when I was a kid, scared the hell out of me. I didn’t know what zombies were, and they didn’t show a map to the city just Cillian Murphy walking around so my imagination tan wild with possible

Kat's become a shrewder woman since watching horror movies. "Friendly father and daughter? In an apocalypse? Probably cannibals..."

It's true, you don't see many weenies in movies, but it's even rarer that they're referred to as 'weenies', lol.

The real horror of this story is most people would have raced to free all of them at the beginning.

@joshuaortiz2031

11 ай бұрын

If they really had a biological agent like that in a facility the security would be impenetrable. A bunch of silly animal rights activists would not be able to get in. They would probably have an active nuclear warhead buried under the facility, primed to go off the moment there is a breach in order to contain it. They used to run bio agent research sites like that in the cold war.

Great movie, great reaction - again! And your rating was just fabulous! ;-) See you on next Kat-Day!

You're the GOAT of reaction videos 🌟

The sequel is well worth a watch.

@ButteredToast32

11 ай бұрын

Eh. The intro was great and the rest is just alright.

@jthelonious1817

11 ай бұрын

Love Robert Carlyle. Very fun film, really decent sequel.

@aarontwenty7

11 ай бұрын

I loved it

Fun fact: That fighter pilot at the end was Finnish, and I'm from Finland, so little proud of it :)

You've got to watch 28 Weeks Later now! These movies are so intense and the music is to die for!

Contagious rage was quite a novel concept. Not really zombies, but definitely infected. Kind of an interesting little film.

"They see, they hear, they everything... they just angry" Love how you establish the rules as you watch Kat.

A great British Horror film is "Dog Soldiers" A bit horror, a bit funny a bit action. Some great camera and directing choices from a lesser budget film. 100% recommend although it might be tricky to get hold of. 28 days and the sequel 28 weeks are great fun as well. Lesser budget movies when they are done well are so much better, it just makes things feel more visceral and real.

In the tv version of the movie (which was how I watched it for the first time) halfway through the credits there is an alternative ending: Jim dies in the hospital bed thus Bookending his arc and Selena and Hannah leave his corpse while exiting the Hospital unsure of how will they survive. This was the original ending but the Director was made to change it.

What happened to the gray shirt? How are people supposed to recognize you Kat? 😊 For a zombie movie, you must do Zombieland. Its phenomenal. Also Black Sheep. It's about weresheep in New Zealand.

@Jay_delachance

11 ай бұрын

As a Patreon supporter with early access to her reactions I'm here to allay your anxieties: the shirt does come back. 😁 I know how stressful it must have been with it not showing up for several reactions. 😁

@toddhill7483

11 ай бұрын

ANY shirt worn by Kat is just fine with me.

“Just this once, Rose, everybody lives! Except me, of course. Frank too.”

These aren't actually zombies. The infected people in 28 Days Later are actually suffering from an extreme form of rabies that makes them go crazy and homicidal, but they're not reanimated dead people. 28 Days Later has a lot more in common with the 1977 David Cronenberg horror film, Rabid.

@montalineberger4743

2 ай бұрын

I read a novel "Rabid" long ago that was so scary I threw it away.

that crash freeze frame at the end with cillian murphy and naomie harris is SUCH a danny boyle trope. it is actually somewhat relieving with all the intensity right before.

Suprisingly good ending =) Glad to watch that with you! Keep up the good work!!

'They're here to save the day I think' Erm..🙄 'Nothing bad better happen to Frank' Errrm..😢 A valuable edition the genre, despite not being about 'zombies' per se. Great reaction as always.

Hi Kat! I saw this at the theatre. I liked how it paid tribute to proto zombie post apocalyptic story "Day of the Triffids" by having it's protagonist wake up in hospital after the event. (The Walking Dead did it later)The infected are not zombies, they will all starve within a couple of months.

12:56-13:00 Cannibals is the correct name for those kind of people, Kat. This is still among my top 5 favorite zombie movies. Also, I had a feeling that you would break during Frank's death, Kat.

"How scary can this be?" Zombies coming in hot!

@toddhill7483

11 ай бұрын

For some reason, the lethargic slowness of the zombies in the classic Night of the Living Dead was more unnerving for me.

Kat is so adorably wholesome 😊 I love her reactions! Dedicated new subscriber here 😁

One of the best and relatively lesser known post-apocalyptic horror made in the modern era. It is also worth watching Zack Snyder's 'Dawn of the Dead' (2004), which is although "just" a remake of George Romero's 'Dawn of the Dead' (from '78) and I'm not a fan of remakes personally but this is one of the best horror remakes I've ever seen.

Oh, yeah. I'm here for this one. The intensity of this and the next one is off the charts. I've never left a movie so exhausted.

i love this underrated movie. the music in the beginning ( empty London shots ) is by the band " godspeed you black emperor " , very impressive !!