28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

A post-apocalyptic horror film directed by Nia DaCosta and the sequel to 28 Years Later, set in a Britain devastated by the Rage virus.

28 Years Later: A post-apocalyptic horror film directed by Danny Boyle, set decades after the Rage virus outbreak in Britain. The Bone Temple continues the story begun in this film.
Ralph Fiennes: An English actor known for roles in Schindler’s List, The English Patient, and the Harry Potter films. He reprises his role as Dr. Ian Kelson from 28 Years Later.
Rage virus: A fictional pathogen in the 28 Days Later series that causes extreme aggression and rapid transmission through bodily fluids. Its continuing threat defines the dangers confronting the characters.
Danny Boyle: An English film director known for Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire, and 28 Days Later. He directed the preceding film before handing this installment to DaCosta.
28 Years Later (film series): The film series comprising 28 Years Later and its planned follow-up installments. The Bone Temple belongs to this newer continuation of the franchise.
28 Days Later: A 2002 horror film directed by Danny Boyle about survivors of a rage-inducing virus in Britain. It began the film series and introduced the Rage virus.
Jack O’Connell: An English actor known for films including Starred Up and Unbroken. He plays Sir Lord Jimmy Crystal, a prominent figure in the film.
Post-apocalyptic fiction: Fiction set after a catastrophe has radically disrupted human society. The film uses a collapsed Britain as the setting for its horror.
28 Years Later trilogy: A planned continuation of the 28 Days Later film series beginning with 28 Years Later. The Bone Temple is the second installment in this planned continuation.
The Wicker Man: A 1973 British folk-horror film about a police officer investigating a disappearance on a remote island. Its unsettling community rituals offer a folk-horror contrast to this film’s infected Britain.

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