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We have already seen the Resident Evil: Afterlife trailer. Let’s see it again, but broken down, bit by bit. In song.
Right now? Not much. But that doesn’t mean things haven’t been happening for the flick or won’t happen in the future.
Paul W.S. Anderson is famous for two things: Being Mr. Milla Jovovich and making movies based on video games. He’s now keen in spreading his wings and create video games.
Set photos for the upcoming Resident Evil: Afterlife film have already made their way to the internet. But not production stills of the survival horror film. Until now.
Castlevania? Thought that movie project was dead. Apparently not, and apparently Paul W.S. Anderson (Resident Evil, Death Race, Mortal Kombat) is “waiting on a script.” Oh, and he’d like to adapt Metal Gear Solid for the silver screen, too.
If you one who gets excited by type font, this post is for you. If not, scroll down or wait patiently for another post. Make a cup of tea or something.
