IN THE HOUSE - IN A HEARTBEAT

2013 Remaster of IN THE HOUSE - IN A HEARTBEAT from the film '28 Days Later'.
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[aloo]

Loved this since 28 days later. An underrated film that everyone should see

[tiagobjesus]

When the COVID pandemic started and the streets were empty I remember venturing myself around listening to this and the vibe was so legit. This song is the song of the apocalypse. To me it'll always be.

[IronAngelRX]

The biohazard symbol used in this video is eerily beautiful

[seanrussel]

When this plays in the upcoming 28 Years Later Immediate goosebumps.

Ive been waiting years for this!

[jaredriggs-reeves]

If this doesn’t induce both nostalgia and anxiety at the same time, you haven’t grown up properly.

[ItsMeFPS]

The fact this music starts of calm and progressively gets more intense truly reflects the nature of the infected. They were inflicted with the “rage virus” which makes them berserk. And it also gets progressively overwhelming to show the people’s lack of control in their reality now

[ssntj]

This song represents a person's anger, the bigger and more lethal it becomes.

[jacqueslee]

This is my ringtone during the pandemic. When I am in public spaces and my phone rings, some people get the reference. Its hilarious.

[ronaldedge]

Are all of you getting ready for 28 years later that is going in june pray that this song better be in the movie.

[RealGhostSkull]

They better play this in 28 years later

[OkgoodGrief]

"The end is near, but we can go out in a bang. They won't find us yet.. Even if we die we can still be together, now let's get the best of it friend."

[fatherkalashnikov]

This just reminds me of Mason getting shot in Call of Duty Black Ops 2 and it makes me sad, but also gives me the sudden realization that all good things come to an end eventually

[daniel.holbrook]

this song is just 'we found a pretty cool riff, let's repeat it over and over but adding more instruments and louder, angrier guitars'
and y'know what that's completely fine because it's great

[harmlesstherobot]

A wise man once said, "He who leads a war for the love of his fellow men, will defeat his enemies."

[aperson]

Me: hey can I copy your homework? I forgot to do mine.

My friend: What homework?

[MarioAlan]

This song gives me all the adrenaline rush to make it through a horde of zombies for the next 4 minutes or so, after that I’m in danger.

[wiibrockster]

This reminds me of the final campaign mission of Halo: Reach. It has that bleak, solem vibe the mission has, as you make your last stand against the onslaught of The Covenant before eventually being overwhelmed but if you're going down, you'll go down fighting and take as many of them as you can with you.

[BowmanFox]

"A song that gives every person the same feeling with different chords is a masterpiece, but a song that gives everyone a different feeling with the same chord is something a masterpiece could only dream of achieving."

[gordonramsey]

I can’t express how perfectly this song was made. If perfectly conveys worriness, fear, rage, pure survival instinct, and then the calmness in the end is what it feels like when you wake up from an intense nightmare that relief and comfort.

[gametrappy]

okay but the transition at 2:13 is fire