'28 Years Later,' 'The Bone Temple' Revives the Zombie Horror Film

'28 Years Later,' 'The Bone Temple' revives the zombie horror film

One of my favorite Woody Allen lines is from Annie Hall: “A relationship is like a shark — it has to keep moving forward, or it dies.” What does this have to do with Alex Garland’s latest entry in the 28 Days/Weeks/Years franchise, The Bone Temple? I think the analogy applies just as forcefully to art. Films (and music) that stop evolving grow stale and die. It’s precisely under that conviction that Garland, who clearly still has stories left to…

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple review: ‘a knuckle-whitening climax to the trilogy’ ★★★★

The series has always had a higher IQ than most other horror franchises, and this instalment is no exception