WARNING: This article contains Large spoilers for "28 years later". Read at your own risk.

At the very end of scary, heinous and emotionally "28 years later", Director Dani Boyle stops trying to make your heart burst through the chest and instead sets us up for a cinema case. In the Film's Final Moments, Blood-Curdling Cries the Air As Spike (Alfie Williams) Springs Down a Mountainside Highway, Only to Reach A Dead End With A Group of the Rage-Filled Infected Closing in. When all hope Seems Lost, Help Suddenly Appeared in the Form of a Grinning, Perfectly Healthy Stranger, Played by "Sinners" villain, Jackec O'Connell. He and a team dressed in similar clothes descend to the meaningless crowd and quickly send them with impressive gymnastics and combat skills. Only when the dust calms down and the infected are taken out, it becomes obvious to many members of the UK -based audience, the company Yang Spike has found itself, and it needs to be extracted as far as possible.

In bizarre and unstoppable fashion, it quickly becomes clear that this gang of heroes is modeled on one of the most notorious and most terrible figures in British culture, which can cause a different kind of fear and border offense for some UK -based film movements. However, for Boyle and writer Alex Garland, they know exactly what they are doing: pressing the nerve that local audiences would prefer them not to do so. This stray stranger is named Sir Jimi Crystal, whose name and appearance are in line with Jimi Savile's haunting fashion, one of the most famous sex offenders in the UK.

Speaking as one of the "mainland" sitting in London, showing the night of its world premiere, I can confirm that there was a collective moment of anxiety, as the denar fell only to what was on the screen, and to whom Jackec O'Connell had to pay tribute. To date, we have seen that the sacrifice gave birth and a boy carefully set his mother's skull in a bunch of others, but seeing someone dressed as Jimi Saville beat everyone, given the huge controversy and horror over this well -known bully who was never accused of his crimes.

A Popular Radio Dj in the 1970s and 1980s, as well as Children's Television Show " In British Television and the Nation as a Whole When a Scandal Gripped the Country and Over 450 SEXUAL ASSOALT CLAIMS WERE PUT FORWARD AGEST THE MEDIA PERSONALITY, VARIING BETWEEN THE AGES OF 5 AND 75. Defendant involving necrophilic activity in hospitals. During these investigations, the BBC was examined after supporting Savill for most of his career, listening to the canal's knowledge of his activities.

Referencing such a heinous individual is an awkward direction to take over, especially against the post-apocalyptic environment. So, what about this with "28 years later", and what can the franchisee have to move forward?

"28 years later" begins with Boyle and Garland returning us to this nightmare world by way of teletubbi. Playing at the worn out VHS, children see the antiquities of miraculous, dips, Laa-Laa and after as an invasion of infected congestion through their home, right at the door of their living room. It is one of the many small details that highlight exactly where society has collapsed in the UK when the virus broke out. The first film was released in 2002, which, if we merge our time schedule with the Boyle Zombie Universe, has been a decade before Saville is exhibited. This also serves as our first introduction to Jimi as a child who grows with a distorted perspective, including whom he chooses to see as a hero.

Without contact with the outside world, and maybe only video footage of a past era to a referral, it makes sense in this catastrophic and unstoppable world that the reputation of the children's television host and a charity worker remains intact. Now, with such a key moment in the history of the UK that never happened, Saville could instead be idolized in this miserable future that the survivors of the infection were found. What is properly distorted and worth hearing is what kind of cultists this follows the dangerous game that Garland and Boyle could be set. Creating a new race of terror is one thing, but the establishment of it on a monster in real life that is still a very sensitive subject is something else in full.

While O'Connell's Jimi is the most prominent member of the Spike gang, the loans cite a band that all share variations of the same name. The Starvalda "Falcon and the Winter Soldier", Erin Keliman, is listed on Imdb Like Jimmi Ink, Robert Rhodes as Jimi Jimi and Emma Lyd of the Kingstown mayor of Kingstown are considered Jimimima. With all these names and clothing, Alex Garland seems to have created his own band of Drogs similar to the gang -led by Alex Malcolm McDowell in "A ClockWork Porne" (Film that was banned as "video uncomfortable" in the UK and could not see 25 years) And stuck them in this universe infected with zombies. It feels like a nightmare cocktail of British nostalgia that is deliberately difficult to swallow, but the one who O'Connell seems to want to take it out into the inevitable sequel to the film.

In an interview with Gq Earlier this year, the "sinners" Starvers set a moment to suggest what we could expect for his character when he appeared in the sequel to Nia Dacosta, "28 years later: Bone Temple." "Yes, Mr. Lord Jimi Crystal, a full monitor. He is ... he is a gas c ** t," the actor explained. "I don't know how to describe it.

SeeEe See how dark things they get when "28 years later: Bone Temple" opens its doors to theaters on January 16, 2026.