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28 years later: The Bone Temple goes even further than its predecessor
The Bone Temple review – Nia DaCosta’s sequel goes further than its predecessor dared - 4/5 Danny Boyle cedes directorial ...
Nia DaCosta nimbly takes the reins of the zombie franchise, pitting a devil-worshipping Jack O'Connell against Fiennes' faith-stripped man of science.
Ralph Fiennes and Jack O'Connell star in the zombie sequel directed by Nia DaCosta.
Danny Boyle cedes directorial duties to the ‘Candyman’ filmmaker for a bold and deceptively playful post-apocalyptic ...
No Children Beyond This Point” says the sign in the dilapidated water park, the shabby but perfect place to start the fourth ...
The Bone Temple seamlessly pick up from the end of the previous chapter, DaCosta delivers both savagery and tenderness in a ...
Tim Gearhart recently shared his story from Marine cook to chocolatier on the "Eat It, Virginia" podcast. This game can be ...
A word of warning: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is one of the most outrageously violent mainstream films I have ever watched. There is flaying (even worse than in Game of Thrones ); there is ...
At 36, the new “28 Years Later” director has amassed some impressive credits in her career so far. Ahead of the film’s ...
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple premieres in theaters on January 16.
Director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland reunite for a new chapter in the 28 Years Later saga. The sequel, 28 Years Later ...
The Bone Temple is a tremendous horror franchise installment that finds new ways to look at the end of the world.
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