28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

 

The Bone Temple much like the previous 28 Years Later, is a bit of a slow burn. Every burn matters though. It builds tension. Tension with the Jimmies and Spike, tension with Ian and Samson. The zombies are second nature here, yes there are jump scares but connections and intimidation are the core. Ralph Fiennes and Jack O'Connell both steal every scene and when their characters meet it feels huge, when we get the Iron Maiden scene every thing changes. The end we meet a familiar face and it leads us directly into the final chapter and I am stoked.