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There are filmmakers who would have tried to take ideas from the Resident Evil games and translate them directly into the film. And then there’s Zach Cregger. Cregger took monster concepts from the ...

Resident Evil ends with a mutated Bryan roaring at the National Guard helicopters. It seems like a bad ending, as our protagonist has become a terrifying monstrosity. But there’s actually a lot more ...

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