Zack Cregger, director of Barbarian and Weapons, is taking on Resident Evil—but he’s leaving Leon, Jill, and the other core game characters on the bench. While he promises the movie will respect the lore and serve as a “love letter” to the franchise, fans have heard that pitch before from past failed adaptations. After decades of misfires, Cregger’s choice to tell an entirely new story is a bold gamble that could either revitalize the series or become just another missed opportunity in a long list of them.
Why the Hell Are We Paying $80 for Games and Calling It Normal?
Eighty-dollar games, sixty-dollar movie nights, and thirty-five-dollar Blu-rays aren’t the future—they’re happening right now. As entertainment prices skyrocket, the industry keeps pushing limits, and we keep letting them.
Is The Last of Us the New Walking Dead? Joel’s Death Sparks Backlash
Joel’s death was never going to be easy to watch, but did HBO really have to go there? Let’s back up. In 2020, when The Last of Us Part II leaked online ahead of its release, it lit a match that burned straight through the internet. Joel, the man who carried the emotional weight of … Continue reading Is The Last of Us the New Walking Dead? Joel’s Death Sparks Backlash
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