In the House, In a Heartbeat - John Murphy (28 Days Later Soundtrack) [Metal Remix]

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[RemstageMusic]

A better version of this track now available on Spotify, ITunes, Amazon and other platforms!

[luiseduardo]

everyone wants a zombie apocalypse when they can't go a day without their cell phone

[robertobanegas]

I played this while I was jogging. Never sprinted so much in my life

[renga]

21 years later and the soundtrack still gives me the .

[nicolashumbert]

Traumatizing an entire generation with 2 beeps and a 4 notes pattern. Definition of pure genius.

[unitednerd]

This song literally gives you no hope it’s like it’s telling me the inevitable is coming

[Kelvostrass]

Remember guys train cardio - you never know when you'll need to run flat-out across a field

[Vowa_]

one of the best "zombies" portrayals ive ever seen on cinemas they really make you feel horror with this one

[Ozymandias-]

*A message to the future generations:*
_Don't let this song die._

[williamhallthorsson]

My fear began when I woke up alone. My terror began when I realised I wasn't.

[joshmaynard]

Fun fact: my dad acted in 28 weeks later (sequel to this film) as one of the soldiers. After the zombies reach the top of the stairs after the outbreak happens again, the first person to shoot was my dad. He didn't have a big role but in my eyes acting = acting no matter what

[Intrepidus]

Guys… this song was made 22 years ago. Almost 28 years. 28 years later. Holy shit💀

[Anddyball]

Just watched this movie again after seeing it the first time 10 years ago and I realized the thing that hit me the most the first time I watched it: the absolute suffocating loneliness and desperation for connection. I didn’t know that that’s what dragged me in so much when I first watched it, but now I’m seeing how much I still have in common with my 13-14 year old self, and how little but how much everything changed. One thing I think might remain the same 10 more years, 20, 30 years in the future, how alone I feel everyone is but most people find ways to hide that from themselves. I can’t anymore.

[Papashaft]

Imagine running to this at night and all of sudden You see people running behind you..

[harrygreenaway]

Hands down one of the greatest horror movies ever made

[edgardomarcia]

I ran out of breath just by listening to this song. The anthem of desperation and survival.

[gingersnap]

Legendary. Beats Saw, beats Halloween, everything. This is the ultimate horror movie theme

[redmistbluemiss]

What I love about this film is how brutally honest it is, especially this scene everyone thinks they'd a badass in a situation like that but if you're honest with yourself you wouldn't you'd run too.

[elijahjarman]

This is the musical equivalent of a panic attack building up, slowly, the fear rushes in, your tears are streaming, wanting to throw up
Then the nightmare begins.

[yosoymexicanolmaoo]

20 years after and this theme song still gives me shivers down my spine 🥶