Sony showed off the second trailer for its highly anticipated horror sequel 28 Years Later at CinemaCon today.

It focuses Aaron Taylor-Johnson’s character, who leaves an island to head to a zombie-infested mainland.

Danny Boyle said, speaking on the background, “Alex (Garland) and I set out to make three films that are linked together through casting.”

Also appearing was Nia Dacosta who directed 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple who thanked Boyle and Garland for giving her the “freedom to make the film my own.”