28 Years Later dark web teaser site all but confirms that the 2007 sequel's cliffhanger ending won't affect the third installment

Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Alfie Williams in 28 Years Later.

A lot has happened in 28 years...and a mysterious new website for Danny Boyle's 28 Years Later aims to catch us all up ahead of the horror sequel's fast-approaching release as well as clear up the connection to 2007's 28 Weeks Later.

The website, rageleaks.net, contains several emails, photos, and Instagram screenshots that document the Rage virus's spread throughout the UK. If you click the first link, titled "Narrows," there's a map of isolation zones and a paragraph that explains that "The Atlantic Wall" has kept the virus from spreading to Europe. You might remember that 28 Weeks Later, the 2007 sequel to 28 Days Later, ended on a cliffhanger that saw the virus spread to mainland Europe. It looks like this has been retconned, with the virus staying within the confines of the UK.