Zach Cregger Reinvents Resident Evil in New Film
Zach Cregger's new film reinvents the Resident Evil video game franchise, delivering what critics call its best cinematic adaptation yet after 30 years and seven previous films. The movie follows a delivery man transporting human organs to Raccoon City, where he encounters the game's horrific creatures during one night. Austin Abrams stars in the lead role, with Cregger directing a gore-filled black comedy that runs a tight 95 minutes. This marks the franchise's third cinematic relaunch following the Mila Jovovich series (2002-2017) and the failed 2021 reboot. Cregger, known for Barbarian and Weapons, creates an immersive experience with electronic music by the Holladay brothers, blending horror with playful grotesquerie.