28 Years Later audiences were left stunned after witnessing one well-hung infected zombie’s very large swinging schlong on their screens – and some were clearly more impressed than others
28 Years Later fans are thirsting over one zombie’s massive member.
The Danny Boyle film was recently released in cinemas and one unexpected character – and his not-so-little friend – left audiences with their jaws on the floor.
One so-called “alpha infected” has audiences swooning after catching a glimpse of his well-endowed willy (well, it was kind of hard to miss).
The 6ft 8inch “king of the infected” named Samson is played by Chi Lewis Parry, who sported a prosthetic manhood for his scenes because the lead actor, Alfie Williams, is a minor.
Parry told Variety: “Yeah, they were prosthetics. There’s a law that states, I think, because he’s a child, you’re allowed to have nudity but it has to be fake nudity.”
“It was to protect him and, as well, I’m really friendly and am always hugging people. I wouldn’t have been doing that if I was fully in the nip!”
When asked if the add-on was reflective of his real life willy, Parry simply replied: “Well, I’m 6′ 8″. I’ll say no more!”
After watching the horror, film fans rushed to X/Twitter to share their thoughts and couldn’t resist sparking up some conversation about Samson’s you-know-what.
One person wrote: “Was there a reason why we couldn’t get Samson some pants in 28 Years Later?” while another said: “Me every time Samson appeared in 28 Years Later,” with a GIF of Willem Dafoe gazing up at the sky sporting a terrified expression.
“Can someone tag Samson from 28 Years Later? It’s for research purposes of course,” joked someone else.
A TikTok from comedian and presenter Michael Barrymore also read: “Ok, so we’re all in agreement that the alpha zombie from 28 Years Later is a lowkey hear me out, right?”
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