Resident Evil (2026) Review: It Feels Like Playing the Games

Resident Evil (2026) Review: It Feels Like Playing the Games

In this special short-form episode of Dystopedia, we give a spoiler-light review of Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil.

Rather than retelling one of the games, has the film managed to capture what playing Resident Evil actually feels like?

We discuss Bryan as the perfectly unprepared protagonist, the film’s claustrophobic tension, video-game logic, escalating monsters and the simple objectives that continually become dangerous detours.

We also look at its pacing, camerawork, humour and restrained use of Easter eggs, as well as whether it succeeds for casual viewers and devoted Resident Evil fans alike.

Has Cregger made the best Resident Evil adaptation yet?

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