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‘Resident Evil’ finally asks: Why can’t you just shoot the damn padlock?Credit: Sony Pictures
Dataminers have revealed that all Resident Evil Fortnite skins will return to the Item Shop tonight. For the first time in over three years, players will be able to purchase Leon S. Kennedy, Claire Redfield, Jill Valentine, and Chris Redfield in the battle royale.
This is far from the original “Resident Evil” franchise. I had a great time, and although I noticed a couple of obvious nods to video games I had no way of knowing what Easter Eggs I missed that players will instantly recognize.
Austin Abrams in “Resident Evil.”|By Courtesy of Sony Pictures By Kai C. W. Lewis, Crimson Staff Writer
I really like video games, and I really like movies and TV shows based on video games, and I like it when those adaptations are not contemptuous of gaming.
CAL MCDONALD: PLAGUE OF EVIL AND OTHER STORIES Interview with Steve Niles – Daily Dead
Legendary horror writer and 30 Days of Night co-creator Steve Niles’s iconic paranormal detective Cal McDonald’s hard-boiled adventures return in Cal McDonald: Plague of Evil and Other Stories, currently running on Kickstarter thanks to Clover Press. The collection of short stories features a foreword by acclaimed actor and horror creator David Dastmalchian and a painted cover…
Fans of superheroes, cinema, and gaming are having a time right now, as those worlds are colliding in several high-profile projects that have been released in late sumer/early fall. That includes Insomniac’s new Marvel’s Wolverinevideo game, which is already becoming a major pop-cultural lightning rod. On the big screen, horror maestro Zach Cregger (Weapons) has…
The trailer for Sony Pictures’ “Resident Evil” starring Austin Abrams, Paul Walter Hauser, Kali Reis and Zach Cherry. Directed by Zach Cregger.
Writer and director Zach Cregger is back with a new horror film in the form of “Resident Evil.” Releasing a little over a year after his Oscar-winner “Weapons” hit theaters, Cregger returns to the genre for his third solo feature as a director, this time based on a beloved intellectual property.