In 2004, Edgar Wright’s horry-comedy film Shaun of the Dead was released in theatres and instantly became a cult classic of the genre. Now, 20 years later, the film will return to the big screen in a project with Focus Features to show the beloved film in Dolby Cinema at AMC theaters. Screenings will start in the U.S. in the later months of the summer. 

The movie will “be fully remastered with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for an elevated experience that highlights subtle details, ultra-vivid colors and immersive sound” in celebration of the film’s 20th anniversary, stated in Deadline. Fans will be able to relive the comedic zombie apocalypse experience all over again with the characters they have known and loved for over a decade. 

“Twenty years ago, the worldwide release of Shaun of the Dead changed my life forever. Its reception since then has continued to be incredible, largely due to the passionate fans who have championed it with cricket bats aloft. Now, as we celebrate its bloody 20th anniversary with a brand-new Dolby Atmos and Vision remastered version, I’m beyond excited for everyone to experience it once again on the big screen—the way it was always meant to be seen: large, loud, and with quite a lot of red on it,” stated Wright in regards to the re-release. 

Shaun of the Dead follows the story of Shaun, portrayed by Simon Pegg when a zombie apocalypse attacks his hometown of London and threatens the day-to-day routine of his otherwise ordinary life. The film also stars Nick Frost as Shaun’s best friend Ed, Kate Ashfield, Lucy Davis, Dylan Moran, and many more. 

Focus Features has released a new movie poster and anniversary trailer.