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The Hello and welcome to episode number three hundred and four of real life ghost stories.

And to kick things off this week, I would like to say thanks to some of our newest Patreon subscribers.

I would like to thank Bernice Stepney, Signs and Stars, Joe Hardy and Stephen Janiceke.

Thank you so much for subscribing to the Patreon. I love you and appreciate you every single day.

And our film review this week, our film review is 28 years later, the Bone Temple.

The Bone Temple was released in 26. It has 7.8 out of 10 on IMDB and 93% on Rotten Tomatoes. Dr. Kelson finds himself in a shocking

new relationship with consequences that could change the world as he knows it, while Spike's encounter with Jimmy Crystal

becomes a nightmare that he can't escape.

So I went to see this all the way back at the beginning of December with Chenade,

and I was bouncing off the walls after I had watched it.

I was just so happy to have gotten to see it early, first of all, and I loved

it so much. So I was bouncing off the walls. But there was a review embargo until the film actually

came out, so I wasn't able to talk about my kind of thoughts on it or any any thoughts about the

content of the film until now. And when we went to see it,

Nia de Costa, who was the woman who directed it, she was at the screen in and she did have a bit of an introductory talk. And she said that she had no interest in trying to reinvent the wheel

with this film. She was a massive fan of 28 days later and wanted to like remain true to that raw grit of

28 days later and she, she did just that. I think she did a phenomenal job at holding the reins

because Danny Boyle wasn't directing this one and I think she really remained true to what makes the franchise so great.

But I do think for me that the true star of the show here, again, is Alex Garland.

I just love Alex Garland's writing.

I just think he has such a finger on the pulse of creating a world that is violent and scary

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