28 Years Later The Bone Temple overview – Ralph Fiennes takes on Jimmy Savile cult | Films | Entertainment | EUROtoday

Last yr, authentic 28 Days Later author Alex Garland and director Danny Boyle returned to the British zombie franchise with 28 Years Later.

Only Garland has penned a trilogy, with second movie 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple having been shot back-to-back with the 2025 movie, solely this time directed by Nia DaCosta.

Continuing the post-apocalyptic horror adventures of younger Spike (Alfie Williams) rising up on a quarantined 2030 Britain, The Bone Temple begins proper the place 28 Years Later ended.

The younger Geordie has reluctantly joined a weird, ultra-violent cult of Satanists who costume as Jimmy Savile. Yes, you learn that accurately.

Led by common huge display screen villain Jack O’Connell in a disturbing camp efficiency as Sir Lord Jimmy Crystal, this gang of sadists follows within the footsteps of A Clockwork Orange droogs.

They are uniformed thugs bent on torturing fellow survivors in probably the most horrific methods within the service of the Devil, who they imagine started the plague in 2002.

In distinction to their human monstrousness, Ralph Fiennes returns because the light hermit Dr Kelson, a GP who has constructed his Bone Temple to the reminiscence of the useless, each contaminated and never. In his peaceable island haven, he tries to humanise and tame Samson, the enormously well-endowed Alpha zombie from the primary movie. Boyle, who’s on producer duties for the second film, shared that whereas the primary movie is about household, the follow-up explores the character of evil. Just as 28 Years Later was crammed with express British imagery, The Bone Temple is plagued by extraordinarily darkish Biblical themes.