#Death come true trailer series
Showrunner Andrew Dabb ( Supernatural) has confirmed that unlike the early 2000’s movies, his series will be treating the events of the video games as an integral part of the mythos. Now that the trailer is out, we’re starting to get a bit more information about the show. Netflix’s Resident Evil boss confirms the video games are canon in the show Raccoon City is one of the most prominent locations in the game series by attaching the “New” designator to it, Netflix’s series is telling us that the events of the video games still happened.
If you’re a fan of the series, the name of the town alone probably sets off warning bells that things aren’t what they seem here. The Resident Evil show will also jump forward in time to 2036, when zombies have overrun the world and Jade (played by Ella Balinska as an adult) is dealing with the fallout. Resident Evil will follow Wesker, a longtime villain in the games, as he and his two daughters Jade (Tamara Smart) and Billie (Siena Agudong) move to New Raccoon City in 2022. The trailer includes plenty of things that have made Resident Evil such a long-running IP, including zombies, horror, and a murky plot about pharmaceutical engineering gone wrong. Netflix’s Resident Evil trailer brings us to New Raccoon City It focuses on Albert Wesker (Lance Reddick) and his family, who move to New Raccoon City on the year that a zombie apocalypse kicks off. Another Netflix production, it’s simply titled Resident Evil. Now it’s 2022, and there’s a new Resident Evil adaptation in town.
#Death come true trailer movie
Then, in 2021, we got the animated series Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness on Netflix, followed by Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City, a live-action movie that tried much harder to pay homage to the story and characters of the first two Resident Evil games.
The movie didn’t much connection to the Capcom video games beyond being about zombies and the occasional cameo, but it was successful enough that it went on to have five sequels revolving around Milla Jovovich’s character Alice. The first attempt at making a Resident Evil movie came all the way back in 2002. Of all the video game series that have gotten film treatments, Resident Evil might be the most successful. By Daniel Roman 2 months ago Follow Tweet
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