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Naughty Dog’s first effort to adapt The Last of Us for the screen was not as an HBO TV show, but a movie, a fact that recently began doing the rounds again on social media. Like with many Hollywood productions, The Last of Us had a tumultuous, long development period as a movie before it […]

Street Fighter, Stranger Than Heaven, buzzy festival movies, horror schlock, a super-stylish indie, and more.

Not content just to appear in Marvel’s X-Men reboot, Inde Navarrette has signed on to star in a bizarre sci-fi thriller called The Waffle House Index.

During the September 3 State of Play, Sony debuted a new clip from the upcoming Resident Evil movie, and it was both dark and hilarious. That should be no surprise, as comedy and horror are naturally intertwined, and the movie is written and directed by sketch comedy veteran Zach Cregger. In the clip, we see […]

Resident Evil games over the years have slowly added more fantastical elements to their tale of bioweapons running amok, but for the new live-action movie, director Zach Cregger is dialing back those ideas to a more „grounded“ level. Even so, he doesn’t think he’d fare very well if he were dropped in that world. „I […]

Ahead of the release of Resident Evil later this month, director Zach Cregger sat down for an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit he answered questions about the movie. While trailers for Resident Evil have teased a few Easter eggs that players of the game will recognize, Cregger also spoke about another game-inspired influence on […]

The official new Resident Evil movie popcorn bucket is styled to look like an organ transplant bag, marking one of the horror franchise’s most unsettling collectibles.

Like most big movies these days, the upcoming Resident Evil movie from Weapons director Zach Cregger will have its own dedicated popcorn bucket, and now it’s been revealed, at least for one theater chain. People who see Resident Evil at a Regal theater will be able to buy a popcorn bucket themed after an organ-transport […]

To succeed as a feature film, Warner Bros.’ Aegon’s Conquest needs to lean into the cinematic storytelling of the Dune movie trilogy rather than the formula of Game of Thrones.