28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review
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TL;DR
The Bone Temple continues the 28 Years Later franchise with Ralph Fiennes and new additions, blending brutal action and comedy. It's a strong zombie film but may rely too much on its series ties.
The Bone Temple picks up right where the franchise left off with 28 Years Later. With Ralph Fiennes returning, joined by Jack O'Connell's scene stealing Jimmy Crystal and Nia DaCosta in the director's chair, the 4th film in the 28 Days / Weeks / Years Later series might be the most brutal yet. Mixed with a surprising amount of comedy, one of the oddest couples in recent memory and a truly memorable group of bad guys, The Bone Temple is another great entry into zombie lore. But is it too much of a companion piece to stand on its own?