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[PREVIEW] Adaptation Decay 115: Resident Evil (2026)
OCT 14, 20265 MIN
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Description
It’s a classic Duckfeed knock-down drag-out cage match as we disagree about whether or not the Resident Evil movie is good! It’s not in dispute that Zach Cregger has made a very strong adaptation of Resident Evil, capturing a spirit of the games that has eluded previous directors who took a shot. However, the movie’s choice to stay locked on a lone man who’s mostly talking to himself becomes a point of contention.

