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Low bar to clear, but still.
Resident Evil director Zach Cregger has revealed he was going through hell while making the movie, which is about a man going through hell. He told The Hollywood Reporter that he had pneumonia for the first half of filming on Resident Evil. For the second half of production, he had Campylobacter jejuni. This causes diarrhea, and man, that sucks for anyone, but especially if you're trying to film a big-budget, highly anticipated film based on a property with legions of fans and great expectations creatively and commercially. "So I was very, very ill for the whole production, and everything felt so barely in control because my body was failing me," Cregger explained.
Через пару дней свет увидит новый фильм по франшизе Resident Evil от Зака Креггера (Zach Cregger). В преддверии премьеры журналисты опубликовали свои финальные обзоры, которые оказались на порядок более положительными, чем у провальной экранизации Silent Hill 2 Кристофа Гана (Cristophe Gans).… […]
Here's our best guess for when to get locked and loaded for Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie coming to streaming
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Resident Evil director Zach Cregger says early test audiences loved the movie, but thought it was way too funny for a straight-up horror movie. "I learned that people really liked the movie, but they thought it was too funny. So over the course of my testing, I stripped out as much of the jokes as possible," Cregger told The Hollywood Reporter. Latest Videos FromGamesRadar+ Resident Evil, based on the extremely popular horror video game series of the same name, stars Austin Abrams (Euphoria, Weapons) as a medical courier who is in the process of making a delivery to Raccoon City General Hospital when an outbreak forces him to fight for his life.
Пару часов назад сотрудники Sony провели обещанную презентацию State of Play, в рамках которой готовящиеся игры компании (как от внутренних студий, так и от партнёров) получили новые видеоматериалы. В свежей демонстрации авторы раскрыли точную дату релиза — Metro 2039 выйдет 4 февраля 2027-го на ПК (Steam, Epic Games Store, Microsoft Store), PlayStation 5 и Xbox Series без русской локализации. Релиз Maneater 2 планируется в 2027 году на ПК (Steam, Epic Games Store), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series и Nintendo Switch 2 с русской локализацией текста. Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World выйдет 3 декабря на ПК (Steam, Microsoft Store), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch и Nintendo Switch 2 без русской локализации.
It’s a Sony movie and it’s based on one of the most popular PlayStation franchises of all time, but I suppose we should have known this new State of Play would be light when it started with a clip of Zach Cregger’s upcoming horror flick, Resident Evil . In defence of the film, it looks absolutely awesome, and this particular scene was a compelling one, as protagonist Bryan played by Austin Abrams runs through a road of parked cars with dead bodies falling all around him. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
A movie based on the point-and-click adventure game The Drifter is on the way from Story Kitchen, the studio behind the billion-dollar Sonic the Hedgehog movie franchise. The Drifter, created by Australian indie game studio Powerhoof, follows an unhoused man named Mick Carter who, after abandoning his wife some years earlier, returns to his hometown for his mother's funeral and becomes trapped in a deadly time loop after witnessing a brutal murder. The player controls Mick and solves puzzles all while using a minimal inventory system. Latest Videos FromGamesRadar+ The Drifter was released in 2025 for Nintendo Switch and Steam, and won several Australian Game Developer Awards, including one for Game of the Year.
Sony Pictures Entertainment has released a new clip for the upcoming Resident Evil movie from director Zach Cregger. It's a pretty violent one too; so much so that it's completely age restricted, and so there's not a lot of point in embedding it here. If you want to check it out, head on over to YouTube . Read the full article on nintendolife.com
The popcorn bucket for director Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil movie has been revealed and it’s in the form of an organ transplant bag. Exhibitors AMC Theaters and Regal Cinemas both posted images of the popcorn bucket, er, bag to their respective social media feeds Tuesday when announcing that tickets are now on sale for the video game movie adaptation. See RESIDENT EVIL and purchase our concession collectible starting 9/17, available in theatres only while supplies last,” AMC wrote. Get tickets: https://t.co/jfa32oh6Tl pic.twitter.com/Pvef8AK3H4 — AMC Theatres (@AMCTheatres) September 1, 2026 Need a transplant?
Twitch has rolled back new labels about viewership on channels after they came under fire from streamers for them. Over the last few years, Twitch has made plenty of changes to the streaming platform. Sometimes these are small tweaks to the categories, while others are bigger, giving streamers more chances at picking up sponsorships and better payouts, as well as cracking down on botted viewers. On August 28, it was highlighted that the Amazon-owned platform has started rolling out a new tag on channels about how their viewership was going.
Stats aggregated by Box Office Pro, a business-to-business trade magazine and the official publication of the National Association of Theater Owners, are giving optimistic predictions for Cregger’s Resident Evil. The zombie flick is projected to earn $40M – $50M during its opening weekend this September — an amount that would make it the most financially successful opening weekend for any Resident Evil movie ever released in theaters. For comparison, the highest amount earned during an opening weekend for a Resident Evil movie was for Resident Evil: Afterlife, which netted $26,650,26 when it opened in 2010. The original RE movie, released in 2002, scored $17.7 million for its opening weekend, with the lowest amount going to 2021’s Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City.
Christopher Nolan was right when he said Gen Z was definitely going to see The Odyssey, as IMAX 70mm screenings of the movie have been given a nearly 30-day extension due to "historic" demand. According to Forbes, the epic fantasy film has been extended through September 16. It would likely be longer if it weren't for Zach Cregger's Resident Evil, which is set to begin screening in IMAX on September 18. There are only 25 theaters in the United States that support IMAX 70mm, which is why every single showing in every single city keeps rapidly selling out (and I personally haven't been able to find one in the greater New York area that isn't at 7:00 AM).
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Zach Cregger is known for gore galore with his horror/thriller movies Weapons and Barbarian, but his new Resident Evil movie is "definitely the most violent" thing he's ever made. He told this to Empire, saying, "You gotta go grotesque" and "all the way" in terms of violence. A very bloody affair," he said. Beyond his directorial projects, Cregger appeared in countless sketches during his comedy days with Whitest Kids 'U Know, and some of them were very violent.
There's undeniable hype and chatter for filmmaker Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie , but one talking point from fans concerns the evident differences in setting between the adaptation and the Resident Evil 2 game, despite the film "living in the world" of that game . But Cregger hasn't been shy to address these creative changes, and he candidly spoke about why his movie is set in the present day with a snowy backdrop. Speaking at San Diego Comic-Con (per DiscussingFilm), Cregger reminded fans that he "took liberties to tell a story [he] wanted to tell and make a movie look the way [he] wanted to look." While the Raccoon City outbreak depicted in Resident Evil 2 and 3 takes place in September 1998, Cregger's film depicts characters using contemporary iPhones and sets the outbreak during wintry weather. "There are differences between the movie and the game." He added that the snow is an aesthetic choice, and he "looks really f**king cool to have a horror movie set in the snow." https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/status/2080477872934854745?s=20 These statements are consistent with what Cregger has been saying about his film for the past couple of years--he's previously talked about how his film is "following the rules" of the Resident Evil world while wanting to create an original story in that universe.
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Resident Evil movie gets another spooky trailer, and features a fun game reference for keen-eyed fans Calling shotgun. A new trailer for the upcoming Resident Evil movie has been released, introducing the call-to-action for our protagonist's journey into the dark and spooky world of bio terror. It also features a nice little easter egg for keen-eyed fans of the games. The trailer, which you can watch below, shows our protagonist - medical courier Bryan - delivering much-needed organs to a hospital before venturing out with a mysterious package for Racoon City General.