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J Joy
28 Years Later The Bone Temple (2025) is an action-horror film that starts from
where the first part ended. It follows a group led by Jimmy Crystal, a psychotic satanist who manipulates people, makes them believe in imaginary things, and kills in the name of charity. Some follow him, some oppose him. Samson, the big zombie from the first part, is turning human, and a doctor who talks about peace is killed.
Written by Alex Garner, the film feels similar to real-world politics and society. It is different from Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later but works as a sequel. The film focuses less on zombies and more on human evil—greed, power, control, and oppression. The dystopian world felt confusing to me. It is full of absurdity, gore, brutality, and nudity, and not made for everyone.
19 Feb’26 08:05
Nikhil Bharadwaj
I really had such a great time, i was a bit biased due to how the first part of
"28 years later" and dint watch it in theaters which i really regret
Anusha Jacob
A good sequel to 28 Years Later and answered some questions that were left
unanswered in 28 Years.
Soumya Sarkar
Voldemort reincarnation with a red jesus nose.
Spookie Knights
Ralph Fiennes is the best actor alive.
The man could play a speck of dust and I would argue he should get the oscar.
MAN OF CINEMA
Ralph Fiennes you absolute fucking legend! He has earned himself another oscar
nomination! I was just in awe of his performance, especially the final sequence. That was pure satan
Popcorn Reviewss
#28YearsLater - #TheBoneTemple is a dark nihilistic thriller packaged in an
abnormally fearful and energetic sequel that makes for a poignant, resounding, and trippy watch - all
Gautham Harikumar
"Zombies Took Leave, Drama Came Full-Time"
This movie follows the previous
film directly, but shifts from zombie thrills to heavy drama. It mostly shows survivors stuck in a
Cine Buffed
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple sets out to reinvigorate the zombie-horror
genre and largely succeeds, even if it doesn’t quite transcend it. The film takes its time establishing