"28 Days" Soundtrack

"28 Days Later: The Soundtrack" Album was released on 17th June 2003. It features most of John Murphy's original score and tracks from Brian Eno, Grandaddy and Blue States.

Tracks

1. The Beginning
2. Rage
3. The Church
4. Jim's Parents (Abide With Me)
5. Then There Were 2
6. Tower Block
7. Taxi (Ave Maria)
8. The Tunnel
9. AM 180
10. An Ending
11. No More Films
12. Jim's Dream
13. In Paradisum
14. Frank's Death (Requiem In D Minor)
15. I Promised Them Women
16. The Search For Jim
17. Red Dresses
18. In The House - In A Heartbeat
19. The End
20. Season Song
21. End Credits

28 Days Later

"28 Days Later" is a 2002 British post-apocalyptic horror film directed by Danny Boyle. With a screenplay written by Alex Garland, the film stars Cillian Murphy, Naomie Harris, Noah Huntley and Christopher Eccleston. Set in Great Britain, just after the turn of the 21st century, the story depicts the breakdown of society following the accidental release of a highly contagious virus and focuses upon the struggle of four survivors to cope with the ruination of the life they once knew.
Critical views of the film were very positive; the review site RottenTomatoes rates it 88%. The L.A. Times described it as a "stylistic tour de force", and efilmcritic.com called it "raw, blistering and joyously uncompromising". On Metacritc it received a 73 (out of 100) based on 39 reviews.
Bravo awarded it the 100th spot on their "The 100 Scariest Movie Moments". In 2007, Stylus Magazine named it the second best Zombie movie of all time. Just to clear that up, there are no zombies in this movie just "the infected". I don't know about it being the second best but its most definitely one of my favorites, and Murphy was fucking hot...I want him.

Tamara

Tamara is a 2005 horror movie that didn't do so good and was released only in select theaters. It starts off with a witch doing a curse or sacrificing some one. After the strange beginning it turns to a very familiar movie, even deeper in I keep getting the feeling that I done saw this movie. Although it is a bit of Carrie meets The Craft, Tamara has enough blood and gore packed in it to keep horror fans happy and entertained from start to finish.
Tamara is an unhappy girl. She has little or no friends and she is a regular victim of pranks. She finds solace in her hobbies: witchcraft and black magic. When some of her fellow students pull yet another prank Tamara breaks her neck and dies.

The pranksters hide the corpse and swear never to talk about this incident ever again, but Tamara returns from the dead with killer looks and with a bloody vengeance. One by one she hunts down all those involved in her death to settle the score.

Zombie Honeymoon

"Zombie Honeymoon" is an independent Romzomcom (Romantic zombie comedy) about love surviving after death. Its about a couple, Denise and Danny, whom just got married. Denise's uncle lent them a house on the ocean for their honeymoon. While spending the day at the beach, a zombie washes up on shore and attacks Danny. Danny's heart stops but then he wakes up. As the honeymoon continues, Danny starts turning into a zombie more and more, eating his friends and people just passing by. Its sad but cute, I loved it so check on it some time.

Written and directed by Dave Gebroe, the main characters in this low-budget flick are patterned after his sister, and his late brother-in-law (a surfer who died in a freak accident). Their personalities, their taste in psychobilly music, their love of horror films, their dreamed-of trip to Portugal, their "foul mouths"—it's all in there. Gebroe was a tad nervous writing a movie based on the couple, but his sister gave him the go-ahead, and she loves the finished product. It is, he says, always an emotional experience when they watch it together. "No matter how many times I see it, it still makes me really sad."