The Bone Temple sets a high bar for its iconic zombie film franchise thanks to Nia DaCosta's direction, its game-changing story, and compelling characters.

The Bone Temple makes you rethink the ending of 28 Days Later and its hopeful conclusion, implying it didn't happen.

The Bone Temple" director Nia DaCosta breaks down the biggest spoilers, from Cillian Murphy's return to a game-changing moment.

But unless that word-of-mouth gets a wider audience who were alienated by the bigger thematic and tonal swings that the first "28 Years Later" made to give this series another chance, "The Bone Temple" will need overseas grosses just to get close to the $150 million global total of its predecessor.

"28 Years Later" showed us that the infected are deeper than we previously understood, even capable of starting a family. What we learn through Samson, in this movie, is that the Rage Virus is like any other virus: its symptoms can be treated. Once Samson is treated by Kelson, he regains his humanity.

Nia DaCosta discusses bringing original 28 Days Later Cillian Murphy back for The Bone Temple, but in a scene that wasn't a 'big superhero return'

The Bone Temple is putting the pieces together in the horror franchise’s lore that began more than two decades ago. The horror sequel is the fourth movie in the 28 Days Later universe, which initially starred Cillian Murphy.

Ralph Fiennes and Jack O'Connell star in the second of three '28 Years Later' sequels, now in theaters.

Na’vi and the Infected are locked in a battle for No. 1 over what is a very sluggish MLK weekend. The major motion picture studios, in their commitment to theatrical, forgot to release more wide entries,