28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
2026
Horror / Thriller
1h49
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Synopsis
Dr. Kelson finds himself in a shocking new relationship - with consequences that could change the world as they know it - and Spike's encounter with Jimmy Crystal becomes a nightmare he can't escape.
Community Reviews
Opinions on '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple' are mixed, with many praising its depth and philosophical undertones, particularly Ralph Fiennes' performance, which adds a mystical layer to the film. The return to a more British horror style is welcomed, though some find the pacing uneven and the shift away from traditional zombie horror elements divisive. The film's intense scenes and soundtrack are highlighted, but some viewers miss the raw brutality of earlier installments.
👍 Ralph Fiennes' mystical performance
👎 Less traditional zombie horror
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Reviews and Comments
5 reviewsA bit weird really. Incredibly gory, which was too much with people being skinned alive. I thought the boy from the previous film (who we had a whole film following him) might have been in it more. And for a zombie film there was hardly any zombies in it, but I guess it was more about human behaviour and things
A bit weird really. Incredibly gory, which was too much with people being skinned alive. I thought the boy from the previous film (who we had a whole film following him) might have been in it more. And for a zombie film there was hardly any zombies in it, but I guess it was more about human behaviour and things
