resident evil: degeneration

Red Bull Coming to Home This Week

8:00AM Brian Crecente | Red Bull island, complete with Red Bull air racing, is coming to Home this week, hopefully free of the lines that have made bowling feel so restrictive in the virtual Playstation 3 world. More »

Resident Evil: Degeneration A Lackluster Afterthought

6:00AM Brian Crecente | With the latest Resident Evil movie behind us and the next game looming ahead, flick Resident Evil: Degeneration sounds like perfect filler. But at least one critic says it’s little more than a 96-minute cutscene. More »

What’s On The Resident Evil: Degeneration Blu-Ray?

1:20AM Mike Fahey | I will be picking up the Resident Evil: Degeneration Blu-ray this winter due to the fact that I am a CGI-movie whore to the point where I’d buy a scene-for-scene CG remake of Ishtar, but some of you out there need more motivation than that. Sure it has zombies and the killing of zombies on a compelling airport backdrop, but what about the extras? How about a trailer collection, not only for the film, but for Resident Evil 5 as well? Not enough you say? You’ll also get a trivia track, character profiles, an interview with Leon himself, and voice actor bloopers. All of that, plus a Blu-ray exclusive interactive picture-in-picture feature. I’d discuss the whole 1.78:1 1080p AVC video accompanied by a 5.1 Dolby TrueHD soundtrack bit, but quite frankly those words are gibberish to a man who picked up his surround sound system from Walmart while shopping for socks. Resident Evil: Degeneration Gets Specs [Blu-ray.com via Capcom] More »

The Skinny On Resident Evil: Degeneration

3:40AM Mike Fahey | I case the Comic-Con trailer wasn’t clear enough for you, Sony Pictures has issued an official press release for the upcoming film, being released theatrically in Japan before heading to North American DVD, Blu-ray, and UMD later this year. Here’s the official synopsis: The “Umbrella Incident” that took place in Raccoon City ended with a missile attack ordered by the government intended to wipe out the deadly zombie virus. Following this catastrophe, the Umbrella Corporation’s stock plummeted. This serious blow to the business giant resulted in its complete dissolution. 7 years later, at an airport somewhere in the United States, on an ordinary autumn afternoon, a zombie is unleashed. Now, in an airport beginning to fill with the undead, the horrific disaster is about to repeat itself… Well that certainly sounds…like every other zombie movie ever created. The difference here? Claire Redfield and Leon S. Kennedy. They really didn’t have to go to all this trouble. They could have have just issued a press release that said “Leon. Claire. Zombies. Guns”. and we’d be sold.