Bone Temple Is Different From Usual Zombie Movies
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With the first film in the series, released in 2002, the director Danny Boyle offered an aesthetic twist on the zombie film: Instead of the archetypal shuffle, these decomposing villains, dubbed “the infected,
Only the very best zombie movies of all time can be considered masterpieces, including the likes of Dawn of the Dead, Re-Animator, and Dead Alive.
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28 Years Later Sequel Director on How It Differs From Zombie Movies
The Bone Temple, director Nia DaCosta has come out to share how the movie, and the Alex Garland -penned franchise in general, differs from your everyday zombie movies. DaCosta, who recently expressed her desire to develop a live-action Invincible film,
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So this is your usual "boy loses girl, zombie apocalypse breaks out, boy needs to rescue girl, girl needs to rescue boy, girl gets a chainsaw and rushes headlong into zombies" story. And it's a South Korean joint, which means it just has to be extra.
While sections of the '28 Years Later' follow-up are earnestly poetic or staggeringly entertaining, much of the film feels like torture porn.