There's a sneaking hope that the Resident Evil movie will have a Barbarian director helming it

 

When talking about the video game series that are adapted into live-action movies the most in the world right now, the Resident Evil series must be at the top of the list. For those who have never played the games before and have only watched the movies, you might think that the Resident Evil series, which has been adapted into movies and series, isn't bad or not fun at all. Many people wouldn't argue that it's really fun. However, in terms of movies based on Resident Evil games, I must say that no Resident Evil movie series has come close to or matched the games, not even a single installment. To the point that many Resident Evil fans began to lose hope when they heard the news that Resident Evil would be adapted into a movie again. But this time, it's different. This time, we will have a AAA-level horror movie director, Barbarian, overseeing this story, giving Resident Evil fans a chance to have hope

The information comes from The Hollywood Reporter, which says that Netflix, Warner Bros., and two other studios that participated in the bidding for the rights to make a Resident Evil movie have come to an agreement to collaborate on a new Resident Evil movie, this time with a realistic and horrifying story like the original game. The director of Barbarian, Zach Cregger, is taking charge of this project. The Hollywood Reporter explains that it will be a complete remake but still maintains the feel of the original game, going back to the horror roots of the game series. That's the information we have.

Which is really the foundation of the Resident Evil series is the horror of not knowing what will happen, from a group of soldiers to a group of people who accidentally encounter bad things and try to escape while searching for the truth about where they are trapped. That is the core of the early Resident Evil series, which no movie has ever done. In the first installments of the series up to the third installment, it is a horror game about the survival of people escaping death in a city full of zombies and monsters. The middle installments will change to the action genre that movies often use. But in the later installments of the Resident Evil game, it starts to return to horror, not knowing what we are encountering and what is waiting for us ahead, which is exactly what the director of the Barbarian movie, Zach Cregger, has in mind.

For those who don't know, Barbarian is a low-budget horror film that features just a few scenes, a few characters, and a single monster, leaving the audience on edge and wondering what happened, why it happened, and what will happen next, just like the first and later Resident Evil movies. The story of Barbarian is about a young woman who comes to work in a city. She rents a house, but when she arrives, she meets a mysterious man who says he rents here too. With nowhere else to go, she ends up staying at the house, and suddenly strange things start happening. This is a must-see for horror movie lovers.

Arriving at this point, anyone who has seen the Barbarian movie before will probably feel a little relieved that this time we will get to see Resident Evil in the horror style that it should be, just like fans who played Resident Evil Vll, which is a new story of a young man searching for a wife in a psychopathic family home, which has a similar feel to the Barbarian movie. Resident Evil fans are waiting with hope that this time it should definitely come out good (I think). If there is any progress, we will report it again.