It arrived in theaters six months ago 28 years laterThe third installment in the saga with which Danny Boyle revitalized apocalyptic horror, transforming the slow, deliberate march of the undead into the galloping rampage of the infected. In this third entry, Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland shifted the focus of their study, moving away from the response to the catastrophe and proposing a stimulating reflection on murder as a ritual of cohesion against an external enemy. This interest in the relationship between human beings and violence, amidst a struggle between reason and barbarity, resurfaces powerfully in 28 years later: the temple of bones, which was filmed consecutively in the previous film and will be the second part of a trilogy.

Viewers thirsty for epic thrills are in luck. The Last of Us, aspiring to occupy the throne of global phenomenon left vacant Game of Thunder, premieres its second season this Monday, based on the second video game in the series. Max's series jumps five years forward from the previous season, when Joel and Ellie began their journey through the post-apocalyptic United States affected by a strange fungus that turns those infected into zombies. The new season is shorter than the previous one and will only have seven episodes, the last of which will air on May 25, just in time to enter the Emmy nominations.