Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Review

 


This could be the film for you if you’re searching for a good old-school horror film to watch after rewatching Love Actually (again). The Resident Evil series has grown throughout the years. From a computer game to feature films, comic books, stage shows, and even a Resident Evil-themed restaurant.

The film is set in 1998, before the advent of social media and reliable mobile service. It’s up to the Redfields and their fellow cops to figure out who and what they can save. Johannes Roberts, the writer-director, is a genre veteran whose previous films include the tense undersea thriller 48 Feet Down, and he really nails the creepiness here.

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