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Last year, 28 years later, jump started a long-dormant zombie franchise, which began more than

two decades ago. Now it's already got a gruesome sequel starring Ray Fines.

I'm Stephen Thompson.

Joining me today on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour

to talk about 28 years later, The Bone Temple,

is Ronald Young Jr.

He's the host of the film and television review podcast

Leaving the Theater.

Hey, Ronald.

Hello, Stephen.

Also with us is Sam Yellow Horse Kessler, a producer for NPR's Hey Ronald. Hello, Stephen. Also with us is Sam Yellow Horse

Kessler, a producer for NPR's Planet Money. Hey, Sam. I'm sorry, what did you say that name once

again? That didn't sound quite right. I think you meant Jimmy. I think is what you meant.

I'm like, is Sam doing a bit? Sam's doing a bit. It's Jimmy. Hey Jimmy. It's Jimmy. Of course it is.

So in the original 28 Days Later

movie from 2002, a horrifying plague descends upon Great Britain. It's called the rage virus,

and it instantly transforms the infected into bloody zombie monsters. Danny Boyle directed the film,

which was followed by a sequel called 28 Weeks later.

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