28 Days Later Hidden Details Brendan Gleeson's character gets a drop of blood in his left eye, infecting him with a rage-inducing virus. : the infected little boy Jim kills in the cafe can be heard saying "I hate you" during the transition to the outside shot. The soldiers kept the "irradiated" apples the survivors took from the supermarket earlier in the movie These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of 28 Days Later film message. Handpicked and verified, these little-known details can be obscure enough most people will miss. Many of the memes criticized Rolfe and Justin's shift of blame to Newt and portrayed the new employee as a punching bag or scapegoat for the others (examples from /r/TheCinemassacreTruth shown below).Following is our collection of 28 Days Later facts. On October 4th, Redditor Small_Macaroon_1196 posted a piece of art to /r/TheCinemassacreTruth based on the thumbnail of Rolfe's apology video, gaining over 230 upvotes in a day (shown below). The /r/TheCinemassacreTruth subreddit became dedicated to the scandal starting on October 1st, resulting in a lot of memes referencing it. The /r/TheCinemassacreTruth subreddit had a more negative response to the apology and those who accepted it at face value. Many placed the blame on Screenwave employee Newt after Justin's comments. Others saw it as blame-shifting and disappointing, especially from someone like Rolfe who is passionate about horror films.
The reactions to Rolfe's apology were mixed-to-positive, with some seeing it as fair and genuine, citing Rolfe's good track record and Screenwave's increasingly obvious presence in Cinemassacre's content over the past years, making it believable that someone else wrote the scripts. He also mentions the script for The Host, however, says Newt had no part in that script. In one comment he confirms that a new employee, Newt, wrote most of the early scripts for Monster Madness 2021, indirectly direction the blame towards him (shown below). Justin Silverman, or JustySilverman327 on Reddit, a co-host and producer of Cinemassacre content and a Screenwave employee, actively responded to a number of comments on Reddit regarding the plagiarism in the days leading up to their official statement. These accusations have not been addressed. Another user, ash32121 accused a writer of plagiarising from the Korean horror Wikipedia page for their review of the film The Host, the second episode of 2021's Monster Madness event. That day alr1ght posted evidence of two times from the past where sections of different reviews were plagiarized for Cinemassacre content, although these are arguably less cut-and-dry. On October 2nd, ResetEra user alr1ght made a thread exposing the plagiarism. These plagiarized sections were showcased in a YouTube video by Disgruntled Wombats on the same day, gaining over 13,000 views in four days (shown below). The wording of Rolfe's narration is almost identical to the review, with some words slightly changed. On that day, Redditor Z_B_123 made a post to the /r/TheCinemassacreTruth showing several instances from the video side-by-side with portions of a 2003 review for the film by Cecilia Sayad for the Film Comment website. It has been reuploaded to YouTube (shown below). The first video, a review for the 2002 film 28 Days Later, was posted to the site that day but has since been removed. This year the reviews were hosted on the Cinemassacre website exclusively to avoid censorship by YouTube.
On October 1st, 2021, Cinemassacre, best known for the Angry Video Game Nerd series, began their annual Monster Madness event where James Rolfe, founder of Cinemassacre, reviews a different horror movie every day in October in celebration of Halloween.
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