Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle discusses a "28 Years Later" trilogy, using Cillian Murphy as leverage, and why he wouldn't do another James Bond.

Alex Garland and Danny Boyle fell out on the set of Sunshine and went their separate ways professionally, before 28 Years ...

"Enormous tension between the ambition of the wide screen format and a small device - highly flexible, very little footprint.

Like many of my generation, my first exposure to Danny Boyle's films was 28 Days Later.Throughout the 2000s, the film continued to be a cultural sensation, especially in the United Kingdom.

No longer concerned with adults who remember how the world was before, Danny Boyle and Alex Garland ask what becomes of children raised in the ruins of a once great society.

Danny Boyle's British zombie threequel starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Ralph Fiennes is a bloody, brutal, tear-jerking horror and the best film of the year so far.

Because here’s the thing: Boyle never stops innovating. Shooting 28 Days Later on a tiny DV camera allowed them to empty normally bustling areas of London for brief moments of filming so they ...

Boyle also told Variety that “women now form an important part of the horror audience.” He had insisted that women would be interested in the first film, “28 Days Later,” when they were ...

Titled The Bone Temple, the new sequel was filmed simultaneously with 28 Years Later, with Candyman and The Marvels filmmaker Nia DaCosta on directing duties this time around, and picks up right after ...

Jodie Comer, young Alfie Williams and Ralph Fiennes have a monsters’ ball in this supercharged third outing for the 28 Days Later series ...

(Image credit: Columbia Pictures) Danny Boyle Has Just Made The Wait For 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Even Harder To Endure. The good news is that through chats like the one Boyle did for ...