High-quality work doesn’t automatically guarantee box office success—we all know that. And it seems that the film 28 Years Later: The Temple of Bones is shaping up to be a striking example of this. When the trilogy continuing the zombie horrors 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later was first announced, it sparked a frenzy of excitement, with the trailer racking up massive views. The first film in the planned trilogy, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Bullet Train), was well-received by critics, but many viewers complained that the genre had shifted significantly away from pure post-apocalyptic horror. Worldwide box office revenues stalled … Zombie Horror 28 Years Later: The Temple of Bones Likely to Flop Despite PraiseRead more