Movie Review: Zach Cregger and Austin Abrams find just enough humor amid the gore in ‘Resident Evil’
The new Resident Evil film adaptation stars Zach Cregger and Austin Abrams and features a blend of gore and humor. The movie follows a protagonist named Bryan and includes meta-commentary about its video game origins. Critics note the film's attempts to balance action with comedic elements.
“I only use guns in video games,” says Bryan ( Austin Abrams), our frustrated protagonist, trying to piece together a machine gun while his impatient companion urges him to hurry. “It’s confusing in real life!” It’s the most on-the-nose remark in “Resident Evil,” a movie born of video games that’s trying to just be a...
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