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‘Resident Evil’ Took a Different Approach to Video Game Films, and It Paid Off | Analysis
By eschewing a direct adaptation of Capcom's games, Zach Cregger made a more accessible film that has won over a wider horror audience
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Zach Cregger avoided a straight adaptation of Capcom’s Resident Evil games, creating a more accessible film that has appealed to a broader horror audience.
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