Resident Evil 2: The Ghost Survivors

Mina the Hollower is filled with colorful NPCs that are worth talking to, but beware of Klumpy the Clown.

Resident Evil director Zach Cregger has seen the calls for his movie to stick closer to the video games, but he's got a few good reasons for why he's choosing to tell his own story.

A select few Resident Evil games - Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, and Resident Evil 7 Biohazard - are on sale for under $20 right now at Amazon.

There aren't many series that make it to the big three-oh. But Resident Evil hasn't just survived three decades, it's excelled, continuing (brief wobble around part six aside) to go from strength to strength. This is a series that isn't afraid of reinvention, isn't afraid of changing with the times - Resident Evil 7's shift to first-person and its embrace of pure horror is perhaps just as significant as Resident Evil 4's switch to intense over-the-shoulder action. Yet, even after all this time and change, it's still the same distinctive mix of chills and high-octane camp at its core. Read more

The upcoming Resident Evil movie won't tell the story of any of the video games--a choice that writer and director Zach Cregger knows may upset fans. But the newest promo for the horror flick does strongly hint at Umbrella Corp.'s involvement. That's fitting with the movie's protagonist Bryan eventually finding his way into Raccoon City, as Umbrella is responsible for the zombie outbreak there.On X, the official Resident Evil account posted two new posters for the film. The first image features a car on a forested road encountering what looks like an infected woman. Taking place at night, the