Netflix Releases Teaser of Live Action Resident Evil Series - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 04 December 2021 / 1,391 Views
Netflix has released a short teaser of its upcoming live action Resident Evil series.
The short clip from Netflix features the zombie dog from the games walking towards the camera and after a few seconds it turns its head to show its rotting flesh.
The video itself was posted on Instagram before it was taken down. However, a number of people saved the clip and it has been uploaded to Twitter.
FIRST LOOK TEASER
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Netflix's Resident Evil - coming soon! pic.twitter.com/HLTh5YjfGP
Netflix did release a Resident Evil animated series earlier this year called Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness. It has four parts that up to a total of 105 minutes. It stars Nick Apostolides, Stephanie Panisello, Ray Chase.
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It's been a solid run for all things Resident Evil in the past 5 years after years of treading water after the 4th game and terrible movies. Hopefully this Netflix live action series keeps the good times going.
Just hire actors who look and fit the parts and make a solid horror/mystery story starting in the manor from the original game. How hard can that be? Not hard at all, if they are willing to drop the political bullshit and "subverting expectations" crap.
A teaser for a teaser.
Please, just make it stop. They've proven now that they can't do live action Resident Evil.
last few movies were terrible.
Yeah, and the new one that JUST RELEASED is supposedly really terrible too. Hollywood and video games just don't mix well.
The Witcher was great. It can be done but the execs spend to much time trying to put their spin on it instead of just giving us the source material.
