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Cinematic Mode – Resident Evil brings joy to the sorrow
Director Zach Cregger's new film adaptation of Resident Evil successfully captures the campy and comedic nature of the video game series, a feat many previous adaptations struggled with. Starring Austin Abrams as a bumbling medical courier caught in a zombie outbreak in Raccoon City, the film is praised for its entertaining, over-the-top, and gory depiction of monstrous creatures and zombie shenanigans. While the personal narrative elements are underdeveloped, the film excels as a fun, action-packed experience that respects its source material, making it a bloody good time for both fans and newcomers.
Resident Evil Director Was In Horrible Pain Making The Movie
Resident Evil movie director Zach Cregger revealed he endured significant illness, including pneumonia and Campylobacter jejuni, throughout the film's production. Despite his physical struggles and freezing filming conditions, Cregger credits his department leads and star Austin Abrams for helping him complete the highly anticipated project.
Resident Evil movie review: "The best Resi movie by a distance, and the best video game movie full stop"
Zach Cregger's new Resident Evil movie is lauded as the best video game adaptation to date, blending frights, humor, and gore effectively. It captures the spirit of the games with a straightforward plot and intense survival horror elements, featuring a standout performance from Austin Abrams.
First reactions to new Resident Evil movie say it "feels like you're playing a very good video game" and taps into the "relentless tension" of the franchise
Early reactions to Zach Cregger's new Resident Evil movie praise its ability to capture the feeling of playing a video game, particularly the relentless tension and horror of the franchise. Critics highlight Austin Abrams' performance and the film's blend of humor, scares, and body horror, calling it one of the best video game adaptations seen.
Resident Evil Trailer Shows The Sequence Where Its Star Almost Died For Real
A new trailer for the upcoming Resident Evil movie, directed by Zach Cregger, showcases a dark and humorous sequence where the character Bryan, played by Austin Abrams, narrowly escapes a horde of zombies. Cregger opted for practical effects, using large blood bags dropped from cranes, one of which nearly struck Abrams. The film aims to capture the game's set-piece rhythm and is set to release on September 18.
Resident Evil Movie Popcorn Bucket Is Gross But Fitting
The upcoming Resident Evil movie, directed by Zach Cregger, will feature a unique popcorn bucket themed after an organ-transport bag, available at Regal theaters. While the bucket does not include a beating heart as seen in promotional images, tickets are now on sale, with T-Mobile subscribers potentially getting them for $5.
Resident Evil’s Star Can’t Catch A Break, Going From Zombies To One Hungry Whale
Actor Austin Abrams is set to appear in both the upcoming live-action Resident Evil movie and the film Whalefall. In Resident Evil, he plays a medical courier caught in the Raccoon City Incident, while in Whalefall, his character is swallowed by a sperm whale. Whalefall is scheduled for release on October 28, and Resident Evil hits theaters on September 18.
Zach Cregger had final cut and "total freedom" on Resident Evil: "There's some imagery that is so…
Director Zach Cregger stated he had complete creative freedom and the final cut for the upcoming Resident Evil film, assuring that the movie will feature "fucked-up and weird" imagery. Cregger also expressed concerns about potential burnout from the demanding nature of filmmaking, suggesting he might take time off after the project.
Resident Evil director Zach Cregger says a falling "zombie" nearly killed their lead actor, and that the moment is in the movie: "So it's f***ing worth it"
Director Zach Cregger revealed that a near-fatal stunt involving a falling "zombie" prop during the filming of Resident Evil was intentionally kept in the final movie. Lead actor Austin Abrams narrowly avoided serious injury when a 150-pound prop missed him by inches. Cregger also mentioned that Abrams sustained minor injuries throughout the production of the film, which is set to release on September 18.
Resident Evil Movie Star Nearly Died During Filming After 150-Pound Blood Bag Almost Hit Him
Director Zach Cregger revealed that actor Austin Abrams narrowly escaped serious injury on the set of the upcoming Resident Evil movie when a 150-pound blood bag prop nearly struck him. Cregger described the incident as a near-fatal accident during the practical filming of a zombie attack scene. The film is set to release on September 18.
Watch The New Resident Evil Movie Trailer
A new trailer has been released for Zach Cregger's original Resident Evil movie, which is set to premiere on September 18. The film stars Austin Abrams as Bryan, a medical courier who becomes entangled in a horrifying adventure within the Resident Evil universe. Director Zach Cregger believes fans will appreciate the film's unique take on the franchise, comparing Bryan's journey to Frodo's quest in The Lord of the Rings.
Zach Cregger says Resident Evil is like "one gigantic sequence" following a protagonist who has "no combat skills" and is "completely inept at survival"
Director Zach Cregger describes his upcoming Resident Evil movie as a continuous sequence, drawing inspiration from the game's set-piece structure. The film will focus on a new character, Bryan, a medical courier with no combat skills, rather than Leon Kennedy, and will be set in Raccoon City during winter, deviating from the game's September heatwave.
No Leon, no problem: New Resident Evil movie trailer looks like pure horror joy
The new trailer for Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie reboot has been released, focusing on horror elements and a new protagonist, Bryan, played by Austin Abrams. The film, set to release on September 18, appears to prioritize scares and bio-weapon horrors over the action-heavy plots of previous iterations, notably omitting established characters like Leon S. Kennedy.
Resident Evil movie release date, cast, trailer, plot and everything else we know about the new horror adaptation
A new Resident Evil movie reboot, directed by Zach Cregger, is set to be released on September 18, 2026. This film will tell an original story within the game's universe, featuring new characters and not directly connecting to previous movie adaptations. The cast includes Austin Abrams, Zach Cherry, and Paul Walter Hauser, with the plot centering on a medical courier trapped in a zombie outbreak.
The new Resident Evil movie will take place "on the periphery" of Resident Evil 2, and everything else we learned from the set of Zach Cregger's new horror film
The new Resident Evil movie, directed by Zach Cregger, will be set on the periphery of Resident Evil 2, focusing on an original character named Bryan. Production designer Tom Hammock aimed to recreate the tension and atmosphere of the original games, drawing inspiration from Resident Evil 2 and other entries for creature design and city aesthetics. The film, set to release on September 18, prioritizes an immersive horror experience for fans of the games.
Resident Evil Reboot Film Teaser Trailer Debuts, Hits Theaters on September 18th
Sony Pictures has released the first teaser trailer for Zach Cregger's live-action Resident Evil film, set to premiere on September 18th. The movie, starring Austin Abrams as protagonist Bryan, will feature an original story that serves as a love letter to the games without directly adapting their plots. The trailer showcases Bryan's struggle for survival against zombies in a desolate, snow-covered town.
Resident Evil: Release Date, Cast, And Everything Else We Know About The Reboot Movie
A new Resident Evil movie reboot, directed by Zach Cregger, is set to release on September 18, 2026, with Sony Pictures distributing. The film aims to capture the survival-horror tone of the video games and will feature original characters and a story set during the Raccoon City Incident, distinct from previous movie adaptations. Austin Abrams leads the cast, which includes Zach Cherry, Johnno Wilson, Paul Walter Hauser, and Kali Reis.
Upcoming Resident Evil movie reboot from acclaimed horror director reportedly received rave reviews at recent test screening
The upcoming Resident Evil film reboot, directed by Zach Cregger, reportedly received rave reviews at a recent test screening. Attendees described the movie as a fast-paced, 90-minute "all gas, no brakes" horror experience that prioritizes momentum and practical effects over existing characters. Cregger stated the film is a love letter to the games and adheres to their established rules.