Taking in almost $28 million, “Resident Evil: Afterlife” ruled the box office over the weekend. It’s the biggest opening yet for the franchise, though the 3D surcharges were obviously a ...

Holy bazingas. Who would have thought that such an esteemed film critic as yours truly would ever strongly recommend a “Resident Evil” movie? Well, it’s happening — “Resident Evil: Afterlife,” the ...

I watched Paul W.S. Anderson‘s Resident Evil: Afterlife starring Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter, and Wentworth Miller.Most of what the viewer was expecting from this horror franchise film is what ...

Resident Evil: Afterlife Canada-Germany Production: A Sony Pictures Entertainment (in U.S.) release of a Screen Gems, Constantin Film and Davis Films/Impact Pictures presentation of a ...

Resident Evil: Afterlife disappoints despite all the bells and whistles. Although interesting in parts, especially the action sequences, the film fails to live up to the franchise brand. Read full ...

"Resident Evil: Afterlife" certainly will please its fan base and possibly attract newcomers thanks to its arresting visuals. By THR Staff State-of-the-art 3D effects add a welcome dose of visual ...

Director Paul W.S. Anderson is entering the 3-D fray when his next film, ‘Resident Evil: Afterlife,’ hits screens September 10. He’s a champion of the technology, and many of his movies ...

Sony also dominates top four rental spots, with "Salt" at No. 1, "Easy A" in second and "Afterlife" debuting at No. 3, followed by "The Other Guys." ...

Capcom’s legendary zombie survivor horror video game spawned a successful movie franchise over the last 15 years with it latest sequel “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter” currently in ...

Resident Evil: Afterlife isn’t an innovator, it’s not coming up with anything new, it’s not pushing the technology to a new level, but it is doing everything possible with the best of what ...

Reviews Resident Evil: Afterlife review. Milla Jovovich is back as zombie killing heroine Alice in Resident Evil: Afterlife. Does Paul W.S. Anderson’s fourth sequel mark an upturn in the series?