Summary
The article discusses the significance of the 28 Days Later film series to female horror fans. It highlights the recent direction of the franchise by Nia DaCosta, the first female director for the series, and the focus on strong female characters. DaCosta's new film, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, continues this trend by placing women at the center of its narrative.
Key Facts
- The 28 Days Later franchise is a set of popular British zombie films that began in 2002.
- Nia DaCosta is the first female director of the franchise and directed 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.
- The franchise focuses on strong female characters with emotional depth.
- The latest films are set in the year 2030 and depict the aftermath of a fictional "Rage Virus" in the UK.
- The character Jimmy Ink, played by Erin Kellyman, is central to the new film's story.
- The original film featured strong female roles, such as Selena, played by Naomie Harris, who was a capable survivor.
- The franchise is known for portraying women as strong and capable, rather than as traditional victims.
