Years Later” gives a glimpse into the life of both survivors and zombies decades after the rage virus’ outbreak.

28 Years Later fans don't need to worry about that aging issue happening with The Bone Temple given the announcement that ...

The second chapter of the new 28 Years Later trilogy is coming just six months after the first film. The Plot At the center ...

28 Years Later’s grim Bone Temple site featuring a towering pyre of human skulls took around six months to construct, with the design team using over 250,000 replica bones and 5,500 skulls ...

However, we can confirm that 28 Years Later does not have a post-credit scene, or any credit scenes for that matter. You can ...

After this emotional payoff, “28 Years Later” ends on a coda to the primary story, teasing the future of the franchise and looping back to the beginning of the film.

Inside Ralph Fiennes' "inverted Kurtz" ("Apocalypse Now") character and his 250,000 replica bone temple it took six months to construct.

Decades after “28 Days Later,” the director Danny Boyle and the screenwriter Alex Garland return to—and advance—a ...

The second half of “28 Years Later” is a surprise, not because of some enormous plot twist, but in how the film’s violent zombie frenzy is interrupted by the introduction of Dr. Ian Kelson (Ralph ...

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple release date The good news for fans is that – notwithstanding any last-minute changes – we already know exactly when the film will arrive in cinemas.

It’s a commitment of time and resources that speaks to how much Pugh and Carson’s concept has driven Boyle and Garland’s ideas for the trilogy — including the title of the upcoming sequel, “ 28 Years ...