Now that's what I call a great poster!

Wasn't at all in the mood to see, "28 Weeks Later" but a friend forced me to go. He really did! Even drove over to pick me up like a date an all. I even got flowers! He even tried to bang me later.

I ain't that easy!

I'd had a horrible day. Things just didn't go right for me and I wanted to hide in the dark and cry.

Anyway...

I wanted to see it, just not at the time.

But I'm so glad he dragged there, I think this movie ROCKS!

The music!

The Horror!

The Cast!

There were moments of real horror for me and the best thing about it, was those moment took place in the daylight. The only other film I can think that I really got scared watching and the scenes were in daylight was, "Picnic at Hanging Rock" when I was a little kid.

Well, I guess "Jaws," also.

I hope you understand what I mean, it's that so many horror films place their scary moments in the dark. I imagine it must be hard to make a truly scary thing happen in the light of day.

I've thought about this movie a lot after I watched it. Now, I'm going with another friend to see it!

It won't make "Spider-Man" money. When I saw it, there may have been 20 people in the theatre, but it's by far the best film I've seen in a long time.