Resident Evil: Afterlife Movie Reviews

This is the fourth film in the Resident Evil franchise which is based on the popular horror game developed by Capcom. The first film, Resident Evil, hit the screens in 2002 and managed to find a following, despite being panned by critics. It was followed by Resident Evil: Apocalypse and Resident Evil: Extinction. Resident Evil: Afterlife continues the saga of the she-warrior, Alice (Milla Jovovich), but with a difference

This one will only make sense if you've been following Alice's story from the very beginning. The makers take it for granted you have been following the nefarious activities of the Umbrella Corporation and their 'experiment-gone-renegade' either on the video game format or in film.Long story short: The whole world has gone zombie thanks to a mutated virus pandemic. The few that have survived don't have it easy at all. Alice is the only person

While watching Avatar or any other 3D cinematic extravaganza if you ever wondered what the Matrix movies might have looked like in the added dimension, get set, because this latest edition of the Resident Evil franchise attempts to answer that question. Let's run through a checklist of a few of the scenes shall we? Woman in tight black clothing? Check. Woman in tight black clothing firing guns? Check. Woman in tight black clothing firing guns

For those who came in late, the Resident Evil franchise is based on a hugely popular Japanese survival horror video game. The films are set in a ravaged, post-apocalyptic world in which a deadly virus has turned most of the human population into murderous zombies. A handful of survivors, lead by the stunning and lethal Alice, played by Milla Jovovich, roam the earth. They are pursued by the hungry undead and arch-villain Albert Wesker

A science fiction/horror-action hybrid, the first three Resident Evil movies were a videogamer's delight. Desperately seeking to surpass the success of the 'trilogy', Milla Jovovich goes gunning for ghouls a fourth time around. Pitted against a variety of mean monsters and devil dogs, the one-woman demolition army continues to search for survivors in a zombie wasteland. The grisly goings-on induce a feeling of déjà vu rather than one of dread.