Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness Announced for Netflix - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 October 2020 / 2,892 Views
The official Netflix Portugal Twitter account has shared a trailer for a new CG drama episodic series based on Capcom's Resident Evil video game series. The Netflix series is titled Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness and will come out in 2021.
Hiroyuki Kobayashi is the show's executive producer and is produced by TMS Entertainment. It is animated by studios Quebico, which worked on 2017's Resident Evil: Vendetta.
The series follows the stories of Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield.
View the teaser trailer below:
The next game in the Resident Evil series is Resident Evil Village. It will launch for the Xbox Series X and S, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam in 2021.
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This is fantastic! I love the RE CG movies. I would rather see more CG movies of video games rather than live action cause Hollywood tends to f*ck everything up. (ie. Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg for Uncharted? I'd rather have CG and give me Nolan North)
yes more re cg movies!
they are well made,
plus they're in the re universe game lore!
leon chris claire ada and a surprise return for rebecca in all 3 movies!
I enjoyed both the CG and the Hollywood movies, as far as popcorn flicks go. I will watch this one as well. I think the episodic nature will fit the bill just fine.
I don't have high expectations... But I will watch this regardless :)
It's been years and I don't remember what it's about, but I remember enjoying damnation.
Yeah they are pretty good and leagues better than the live action movies. They are canon and take place between games.
Degeneration takes place between 4 and 5
Damnation takes place between 5 and 6
Vendetta took place bettween 6 and 7.
I'm guessing the new one will take place between 7 and 8. It doesn't tie or connect the games. It's just the event of the movie takes place between those games in the timelines.
