In The House, In A Heartbeat (Film Version) - 28 Days Later (2002) 

you’ve done a great job mate remember trying to find this version of the song back when I was 14

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That is definitely something you'd hear alone in the rain🌧️☔ lmao

On God. The dirtier, grimier look of the first film made it seem more real and intense, IMO.

I think the "less is more" approach for many horror films is what makes them so timeless. That, and a catchy, simplistic tune. This music reminds me so much of simple but impactful music of The Exorcist, Phantasm, Suspira, etc.

Boyle and Garland are back on board for Years...

Same

It is a lot grimmer that is for sure...

@@mrconfusion87 I think it might be the reason why i prefer 28 days later way more than 28 weeks later. This version of the song is just so amazing and awesome. The one from 28 weeks later is not in the same league as the 28 days later version.

came to say the same thing

The Album release version heavily shortens the song down to just 4 minutes and 16 seconds. The original in full is estimated around 7 minutes or 6 and a half minutes in length. The movie version here however uses some bare cues here and there for certain segments (as the original ending scene had a horde of infected infiltrate the mansion but was changed, subsequently changing the editing of the song as well). And this version is also slowed down in tempo due to this being a UK movie converted for US usage. A US movie converted to UK is vice versa being sped up instead.

But it does NOT have the same impact as it did in the original movie it appeared it in - 28 Days Later!

I wonder why lol

Gonna end up like private mitchell

And I always get this odd itching in my thumbs, when I hear this xD

That is the track "Red Dresses", or atleast one cue from it, that interplays with In The House, In A Heartbeat

@@Thee_Death_Incarnate so it's in the movie? Or are you saying that it's a part of a different song within the movie that for whatever reason was placed in this song for a moment? I honestly don't remember that sound playing anywhere in the movie. Like, at all. It literally sounds like a fairytale app advertisement popping up without anyone's consent. I'll have to bring the movie out and watch it again. I have both movies on DVD, I just haven't watched them in recently. But I watched them recently enough to believe that I don't recall that sound coming up anywhere during either of them. That's a really bizarre sound to me added into such a song, are you sure that it's not something else? Like maybe a "watermark" only for a sound? If that makes sense? Like, so that people can't use it without copyrights? I apologize for all of this and I'm sorry if I'm incorrect, which I'll find out soon I'm sure. My OCD and ADHD were triggered by that sound because of the fact that I personally don't remember it or feel that it sounds correct in the song itself. Like, I will literally have to try my best to track down that sound throughout the movies and the soundtrack just to see if I'm remembering correctly or not. Not that it'll make me feel any better because if it turns out that it is in there, then it won't match up with my core memories of it. Like, it'll forever just sound and feel wrong to me because of that. If that makes any sense? Again, I apologize. If at all possible, would you be willing and able to remove that sound from the song in a future video? Obviously if it's capable of being done that is, and hopefully with ease. I would tremendously appreciate it.

@@elizabethprobst2176 Red Dress is a score from the movie that only had a cue used during the exact same time as the In The House, In A Heartbeat track was playing. It is heard in that part of the score and it is in the movie exactly there, specifically when Hannah walks off down the hall drugged up.

@@elizabethprobst2176 This is a Full Version of the song if you want to listen to it as it has no extra edits or loops: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_zXxx5cba0c.htmlsi=JsLXnb5LKoeP45Cd

It meshed well with the sparkle of Hannahs dress when she disappeared into the corridor (my favorite shot of the whole film).

The film was released slowed in the US. Usually US Films that are aired in the UK are sped up by 4% with no pitch preserve (forgot the reason as to why exactly). However since this is a UK made film released in the US they did the opposite, slowing it down by 4% with no pitch preserve. I have the regular speed version on the channel already if you're looking for that

@@Thee_Death_Incarnate Ooohh alright, thanks. I tried to play along with my guitar and its sounded really weird and now I know why.

​@@Thee_Death_Incarnate Interesting! I NEVER knew there was that difference between movies that are screened in the USA and in the UK!

its no zombie film btw plus low budget

your entitled to your opinion

@@InsertName159 lol

your opinion sucks

I'm up to the part where the fat guy shows the roof, it's pretty good.

There's other versions on my channel if you're looking for those