00:0028 years later was the first of three films.
00:03The second movie, The Bone Temple, which Nia DaCosta's directed, is so extraordinarily
00:08intense.
00:09Nia has her own identity and her way of going about things.
00:14I was very impressed.
00:15I wanted to do a different approach, something terrifying and very unsettling and weird.
00:20Are you ready?
00:24The Bone Temple steps back into what people love about 28 days later.
00:28Dr. Kelson learns more about the infected, which is incredibly important to the world
00:36at large.
00:37The virus evolves.
00:38It doesn't stop.
00:40In a world like this, where everyone's fending for themselves and the societal structures
00:47don't exist anymore and you have to find a way to make your own, some people choose anarchy
00:51and violence.
00:53But the worst threat are not the infected.
00:56The Jimmys commit horrific acts of violence, doing terrible things to people.
01:02Obviously, we're going to kill you.
01:04Jimmy Crystal has had this terrible thing happen to him as a kid.
01:09Jimmy!
01:10Run!
01:11Watching his family get eaten alive is quite psychotic as a result.
01:16In this post-apocalyptic world, evil has prevailed.
01:19It is evil.
01:22While the infected have run riot for 28 years, the Jimmys make you question what it is to
01:28be human.
01:29The pain is delight.
01:30Let's turn this up to 11.
01:31Let's turn this up to 11.
01:32Let's turn this up to 11.
01:33Let's turn this up to 11.
01:36You're halfway through.
01:37You are.
01:39You're.
01:40You are.
01:43Oh, I'm.
01:44You're.
01:46I'm.
01:47Yeah.
01:48It's.
01:49Yeah.
01:50I'm.
01:51Yeah.
01:52So, you're.
01:54Yeah.
01:56Yeah.
01:57Yeah.
01:58Yeah.
01:59Yeah.
02:00Yeah, yeah.
02:01Yeah.
02:02Yeah, yeah.
02:02Yeah.
02:03Yeah.
