Production will adapt the storyline of the first two games and, like the original, will take place in 1998 and feature the events of Raccoon City surrounded by zombies. Recalling that “Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City” will be released in national theaters on December 2. In the plot of the upcoming reboot, brothers Chris (Robbie Amell) and Claire Redfield (Kaya Scodelario) attempt to uncover the plans behind pharmaceutical company Umbrella Corporation and end up facing a world on the verge of being overrun by zombies, created by the company. just not been done before with the previous franchise. It was just a really exciting thing that didn’t have it all. To be the horror guy that comes along and like, let’s really do something scary, dark, terrifying, that matches the tone. The director even promised that the film will be scarier: It was this idea that became fundamental to the way we launched and the way we’re going, like, ‘Look, let’s get serious.’ “ I think games have just developed and have become very sophisticated as well. It has become a real respect for the game. Over the past 20 years, that has really changed. “Just take the name and do whatever it takes, add value. When the first movie franchise came out, adapting a video game was widely seen as “people know the name, so take the franchise, take the name… and do whatever you want to do,” says Roberts. “The point is, times have changed, I think.
Roberts explained why his film will be different from the 2000s franchise starring Mila Jovovich. “Going forward, I plan to bring a different side to the franchise, like the one we see in ‘Resident Evil 7’ and ‘Village’, with much darker and more grotesque storylines.” He also said he is also planning adaptations based on ‘Resident Evil 7’ and Resident Evil Village ‘. There are a lot of interesting stories and little details that we brought to this movie, but it would be amazing to explore the franchise further as there are characters that we don’t use in this movie that we would like to bring into. “I imagined it would become the plot of a new movie. “I’m obsessed with Game 4,” said Roberts. “Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City” isn’t even out yet, but director Johannes Roberts (“Deep Fear”) told Games Radar he’s already planning a sequel.Īs the film’s reboot takes inspiration from the franchise’s first two games, which focused on Redfield, Roberts said the sequel could focus on Game 4 protagonist Leon Kennedy.įor those who do not know, the 4th title takes place six years after the 2nd and follows the story of Leon as he travels through rural Spain in search of the daughter of the American president, kidnapped by a mysterious sect.
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