Sony has dropped a new trailer for its upcoming film "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple", set to hit theaters in January 2026. Directed by Nia DaCosta, the movie promises to take the zombie apocalypse genre to new heights.
Fans of the franchise can expect more of the same blend of suspense and thrills that made the previous films a success. The trailer hints at a possible cure for the zombie outbreak that has ravaged human populations for nearly three decades, but warns that the true horror may lie in the actions of those infected with the Rage Virus.
The story picks up where the sequel "28 Weeks Later" left off, with Spike being rescued from a horde of infected by Sir Jimmy Crystal. This sets the stage for an intense and emotional journey as Dr. Kelson navigates his new relationship and confronts the harsh realities of survival in a world gone mad.
Cillian Murphy returns as Jim, the intrepid bike courier who miraculously survived the first two films, while Chi Lewis-Parry reprises her role as Samson, the Alpha Zombie with a penchant for terrorizing survivors. New additions to the cast include Erin Kellyman, Emma Laird, and Maura Bird.
The trailer teases out some of the film's most intense moments, including an exchange between Kelson and Crystal that raises questions about the true nature of evil, as well as Spike's harrowing experience with Jimmy Crystal's cult. With its promise of a possible cure for the zombie outbreak and a deeper exploration of human nature in the face of catastrophic collapse, "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple" has all the ingredients to be an unforgettable experience.
With its return to form after a successful first two films, this movie will undoubtedly deliver some of the most intense moments we have seen on screen. Will it be enough to redeem the series or simply take the zombie genre further down the road?
Fans of the franchise can expect more of the same blend of suspense and thrills that made the previous films a success. The trailer hints at a possible cure for the zombie outbreak that has ravaged human populations for nearly three decades, but warns that the true horror may lie in the actions of those infected with the Rage Virus.
The story picks up where the sequel "28 Weeks Later" left off, with Spike being rescued from a horde of infected by Sir Jimmy Crystal. This sets the stage for an intense and emotional journey as Dr. Kelson navigates his new relationship and confronts the harsh realities of survival in a world gone mad.
Cillian Murphy returns as Jim, the intrepid bike courier who miraculously survived the first two films, while Chi Lewis-Parry reprises her role as Samson, the Alpha Zombie with a penchant for terrorizing survivors. New additions to the cast include Erin Kellyman, Emma Laird, and Maura Bird.
The trailer teases out some of the film's most intense moments, including an exchange between Kelson and Crystal that raises questions about the true nature of evil, as well as Spike's harrowing experience with Jimmy Crystal's cult. With its promise of a possible cure for the zombie outbreak and a deeper exploration of human nature in the face of catastrophic collapse, "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple" has all the ingredients to be an unforgettable experience.
With its return to form after a successful first two films, this movie will undoubtedly deliver some of the most intense moments we have seen on screen. Will it be enough to redeem the series or simply take the zombie genre further down the road?
The way they're bringing back Cillian Murphy as Jim and Chi Lewis-Parry as Samson is giving me all the feels! 
And with a possible cure for the zombie outbreak, it's like, the stakes are really high now. I'm curious to see how Dr. Kelson navigates this new world, especially with Spike being rescued by Sir Jimmy Crystal... that's some wild stuff right there! 
The cast is looking solid too, can't wait to see Erin Kellyman and Emma Laird in action! 
One thing I hope they don't mess up is the pacing of the movie - we've had our fair share of slow moments in the series. Fingers crossed that "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple" lives up to the hype and delivers some serious scares and thrills! 
I mean the fact that they're talking about a possible cure is literally my favorite plot twist EVER 
and of course Cillian Murphy is back as Jim which always makes me go 
and I am HERE FOR IT 
i mean we've been through so much with this franchise already and to see it take another turn is just mind-blowing 
can't wait to see how it all plays out in January!
. I'm low-key curious to see how it all plays out, especially with the possible cure for the zombie outbreak 
. Will they find a way to restore humanity or will we just keep getting more infected? 
. I'm not gonna lie, though... after the last two films, there's some serious weight on their shoulders to redeem the series 
. Can they do it? Only time will tell 
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- I'm both hyped and a bit apprehensive about another installment in this long-running franchise. On one hand, it's awesome that they're bringing back some familiar faces and promising a deeper exploration of human nature. On the other, we've seen this genre done to death (pun intended) before, so can they really take it to new heights? The trailer looks intense, but will it be enough to reinvigorate the series or just be more of the same old scares and thrills? 
That's like, my ultimate hope for humanity right now 
. And Cillian Murphy is back as Jim? 
I've loved him in every film he's been in. The cast looks amazing too, can't wait to see Erin Kellyman and Emma Laird bring their A-game 
. The trailer makes it seem like this movie is going to be super emotional and intense, which is exactly what I'm craving right now after the chaos of 2024 
. Fingers crossed it'll live up to my expectations and deliver some serious thrills... can't wait for January 2026! 
i love how they're exploring the human side of survival, especially with dr. kelson's journey 
and cillian murphy is back as jim, i'm so here for it 
let's just hope they don't mess up after a great start... fingers crossed! 
Cillian Murphy's return as Jim is gonna be everything and more, I can already imagine the emotional toll he'll take on that character throughout this one 
Emma Laird and Maura Bird too?! I'm so ready for some serious girl power 
can't wait to see how Dr. Kelson's character evolves, sounds like we've got a real human drama brewing here 
i'm so over these zombie apocalypse movies tho its like we cant escape them anymore lol maybe its time to move on to somethin new? 
what do u guys think about this trailer? 