28 Years Later: The Bone Temple director reveals the biggest difference between shooting the zombie horror sequel and making The Marvels and Candyman: "You don't really have to change it, although I did..."

Angus Neill in the 28 Years Later trailer.

Nia DaCosta is no stranger to helming big blockbusters, having made her MCU debut with The Marvels and followed up one of horror's most defining films with Candyman. Now, though, she's admitted that shooting 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is "one of the best filmmaking experiences" she's ever had.

During a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, DaCosta – who takes over from 28 Years Later's Danny Boyle for the second installment – also revealed the one big change she made to Alex Garland's original script: more zombies.