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The most metal moment in cinema.

A zombie movie where mystical evil turns out to be a blonde guy named Jimmy.

Nia DaCosta strived to make 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple in her own way instead of replicating Danny Boyle's approach to previous movies in the post-apocalyptic franchise.

Few long-running horror franchises manage to feel both expansive and intimate. The Bone Temple, the second film in a projected trilogy revisiting the world of classic British horror 28 Days Later, achieves exactly that balance.

“28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” follows Spike’s journey through a world reshaped by the Rage Virus, as he confronts the horrors of survival while a sinister cult rises to challenge what remains of humanity.

Jessie Buckley and Timothée Chalamet might be winning all of the awards but as Oscar voting begins, these actors also deserve inclusion

RISING STARS: The Newcastle-born actor carried last year’s ‘28 Years Later’ on his shoulders, all while going toe-to-toe with some of Britain’s biggest stars. As he returns for the sequel ‘The Bone Temple’, he speaks to Adam White about early fame, his rock band aspirations, and the annoying law that…

Humans always prove to be the biggest monsters.

Just days ahead of its release, critics are heaping praise on 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple