Dr. Kelson finds himself in a shocking new relationship - with consequences that could change the world as they know it - and Spike's encounter with Jimmy Crystal becomes a nightmare he can't escape.
Acting
Ralph Fiennes doing unhinged things we absolutely needed.
Direction
Nia DaCosta's folk horror instincts finally unleashed.
Practical Effects
The Bone Temple itself — built to be genuinely cursed.
Director
Nia DaCosta
Ralph Fiennes
Dr Kelson
Jack O'Connell
Sir Jimmy Crystal
Alfie Williams
Spike
Erin Kellyman
Jimmy Ink
Chi Lewis-Parry
Samson
Emma Laird
Jimmima
Maura Bird
Jimmy Jones
Sam Locke
Jimmy Fox
Robert Rhodes
Jimmy Jimmy
Ghazi Al Ruffai
Jimmy Snake
Connor Newall
Jimmy Shite
Mirren Mack
Cathy
Louis Ashbourne Serkis
Tom
Gareth Locke
Hunter
Celi Crossland
Pregnant Infected
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The Bone Temple set was constructed using actual medieval masonry techniques, and several crew members refused to work night shoots on location. The director's response: 'Good.'
Nia DaCosta explicitly cited 1970s British folk horror — Witchfinder General, Blood on Satan's Claw — as tonal blueprints, making this the rare blockbuster sequel with genuine genre scholarship behind it.
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Trailers for the Bone Temple are like buses. The film comes out in a month and they’ve delivered us two, amazing trailers. Let’s get this third movie made.
@SmoothMoose13 363
2 different trailers, let’s fuckin go
@Ahahaggshsjssjsj 1300
If you think about it in this universe you have this going on in the UK but then half way around the word you'd have some kids dancing to k pop shouting 6 7
@reisetyler 3241
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