When 28 Days Later released in 2002, it transformed the zombie genre by featuring living creatures infected by a rage virus instead of traditional zombies. With fast-moving antagonists and a gripping script, it became one of the best zombie films of the century. The genre saw an influx of remarkable films since then, navigating various approaches—some comedic like Shaun of the Dead, while others, like The Crazies, focused on horror. Notable entries include Pontypool, which explores language as a contagion, and Train to Busan, a poignant tale of a father protecting his daughter amidst a zombie outbreak, emphasizing character depth in horror.
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