So, there isn’t currently a catchy name for the 28 Days Later film series, and instead, the series (or franchise, if you want to call it that) is named after the 2002 movie that kicked it all off. Maybe describing it as the “28 X Later” series would be a bit clunky, even if it might feel a little more accurate. Oh well. As long as that distinction is out of the way, then things are pretty straightforward. The first one came out in 2002 and was a breath of fresh air for the zombie genre, if it indeed counted as a zombie movie, given the foes here weren’t undead, and were, instead, victims of an outbreak of something called the “Rage Virus.” That sounds like bad news, given the name of the virus, but it was the fact that said virus turned people into the running dead, as opposed to the walking dead, that made it exceptionally scary.