WARNING: This article contains Large spoilers for "28 years later". Read at your own risk.

There is a moment in "28 days later" that causes a different kind of fear if you are fast enough to see it. In the last act of the 2002 horror, Jimim (Silian Murphy) tries to overcome the undiscovered vocal of the soldiers when he gets outrage, landing on his back and looking at the sky. In the midst of the chaos, the former bicycle messenger notes a counter, as the plane flies overhead, confirming a shocking realization for our hero-world moved without the brazen Britain, who remained to die with its infected residents. There is no help with the remnants of humanity on this island, and if that happens, it would be purely accidental.

Now Terrible, heinous and surprisingly emotional "28 years later" Here and Trickel confirms that nothing has changed and that the British Islands are unsustainable environments that no one intends to visit. Only when the captured outsider crosses Spike (Alfie Williams) paths, we see how much the rest of the planet is alarmed. Coming to the rescue of a young boy and his mother, Isla, is Eric Sandquist (Edwin Reading), a Swedish soldier who blows the young man's mind with internet stories, deliveries from the next day (implicit to be through Amazon, albeit. While this can create a short moment of weight, it takes away the aforementioned moment from the original film and expands it to even more disturbing length. The question is: How far will this discovery of a land that are sharpened in the future?

One thing to remember is Plans are already established for "28 years later" to start a brand new trilogy. I just don't say how far away from Dani Boyle and screenwriter, Alex Garland will take this story, and whether to stay on the banks of the UK, as revealed in the new chapter. Yes, franchise fans, we know what you are thinking - "28 weeks later" ended up with infected people heading to the streets of Paris, which can be resolved in future films or pull together. In any case, Spike's discovery only adds isolation to an island that is lost at sea and can keep even more horrors for the unfortunate people that somehow considered washed here. Or, you know. Maybe not?

As revealed in that final and the arrival of a very controversial character"28 years later" suggests that the next film "Nia Dacosta" "28 years later: The Temple of Bone" will take us further into the mainland and potentially abandoned cities and villages that Spike has never seen before. It would be like to reopen the forgotten wound on the planet that every other nation never wanted, with nothing but horrors waiting to be spilled. There is where the biggest fear in the upcoming trilogy of Garland and Boyle can be explored. Some horrors are not amazing furious on our doors, but those we try to forget and carry them through life without, until they return the ugly heads, even desirable than before.