Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil,’ fun but fruitless
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After many directors’ attempts to turn the video game Resident Evil into a movie, Zach Cregger (“Weapons” and “Barbarian”) breathed life into the 30-year-old horror video game franchise with his new adaptation. Released nationwide on Friday, Sept. 18, “Resident Evil” captures the essence of the original game while making it accessible to all audiences, regardless. . .
After many directors’ attempts to turn the video game Resident Evil into a movie, Zach Cregger (“Weapons” and “Barbarian”) breathed life into the 30-year-old horror video game franchise with his new a...(+3050 chars hidden)
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