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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple vs Obsession

Side-by-side Celluloid Scores, four-input breakdown, country/runtime context, and an editorial angle — built for quick answers and AI citation.

Quick Answer

Is 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple or Obsession the better watch?

Neither 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple nor Obsession has a verified Celluloid Score yet. 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is horror from United Kingdom (91% critics); Obsession is horror, romance from United States (94% critics). Compare release facts, trailers and casts below.

The matchup

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is horror from United Kingdom (91% critics); Obsession is horror, romance from United States (94% critics).

Side-by-side Celluloid Scores (four composite inputs plus a separate audience snapshot) for each film, plus runtime, country and genre — so you can see where critics and audiences diverge before choosing. 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple runs 109 minutes (2026); Obsession runs 109 minutes (2026).

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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)

Nia DaCosta · Horror · 1h 49m

United Kingdom · English · Jan 16, 2026

Review pending — no verified score yet

Yes. It is the franchise's most ambitious and unsettling chapter, ideal for horror fans who want ideas with their dread, though sprint-and-scream viewers may find it slow.

Decades after the rage virus reshaped Britain, faith, violence and survival have fused into something stranger than the infected. Alex Garland and Nia DaCosta trade sprinting zombies for ritual dread as Dr Kelson forms a startling new bond and young Spike falls into Sir Jimmy Crystal's clutches.

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Obsession (2026)

Curry Barker · Horror, Romance, Thriller · 1h 49m

United States · English · May 15, 2026

Review pending — no verified score yet

Yes. It is a nasty, clever and very funny horror film about wanting to be loved too much, ideal for horror fans who can take its uncomfortable, violent turns.

Music-store clerk Bear Bailey breaks a novelty "One Wish Willow" charm to make co-worker Nikki Freeman love him more than anyone in the world. The wish comes true — and warps into a supernatural compulsion that turns desire into violence, trapping Bear inside a nightmare he cannot wish away.

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Score breakdown

Signal 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Obsession
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Editorial rating — —
Audience snapshot (excluded) — —
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Letterboxd 0 0
IMDb 0 0
Runtime 1h 49m 1h 49m
Country United Kingdom United States

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