The Filmcast Ep. 858 - 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Jan 20, 2026
The hosts discuss the thrilling elements of The Rip, highlighting its twisty plot and performances. They reminisce about childhood nostalgia while revisiting The Sandlot and delve into their thoughts on the Fallout series' captivating production. The main review focuses on 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, celebrating its exploration of humanity in a post-apocalyptic setting. Spoilers reveal intriguing character arcs and moral themes, alongside a conversation about Nia DaCosta's directorial choices and the film's graphic elements.
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Divergent Reactions To Fallout S2
- David Chen loved Fallout season one but struggled with season two, while Devindra enjoyed binging season one then starting season two.
- Devindra called season two confident and character-driven, praising performances and production design.
Revisiting The Sandlot With Kids
- Jeff Cannata revisited The Sandlot with his son and found nostalgic charm despite rough edges.
- He valued its fairy-tale view of childhood and considered it a shareable family movie.
Reflection In A Dead Diamond Recommendation
- Devindra recommended Reflection in a Dead Diamond for fans of 1960s spy cinema and genre experiments.
- He praised the directors' flavorful homages and bold, cinematic exercises on Shudder.