Resident Evil has now gone past $320 million globally and has become Zack Cregger’s career-best box-office hit. As horror enthusiasts flock to theaters and box office analysts crunch the numbers, Zach Cregger’s latest directorial triumph is officially cementing its place in cinematic history.
Some filmmakers make movies, some game designers make games, and Hideo Kojima has spent his career refusing to choose a side. The Japanese gaming auteur famously declared that “seventy percent of my body is made of movies,” with influences ranging from Stanley Kubrick and Akira Kurosawa to horror maestro John Carpenter.
Resident Evil has long set the standard for survival horror, and its latest installment, directed by Zach Cregger, follows Bryan, a medical courier fighting against all odds to survive a sudden zombie outbreak.
Zach Cregger is certainly bathing in the glow of a box-office bonanza, with Resident Evil smashing franchise records through a massive $108.3 million worldwide opening weekend.
Resident Evil is shambling back into theaters with enough bite to make the box office nervous. Zach Cregger’s R-rated live-action reboot arrives September 18, 2026, bringing a completely fresh story to the horror franchise.
Zach Cregger didn't think his Resident Evil movie needed legacy characters from the video games. The 45-year-old horror maestro has helmed the newest big screen adaptation of the iconic franchise, which focuses on a medical courier played by Austin Abrams who gets caught in a zombie outbreak on his way to Raccoon City General Hospital.
The Resident Evil game franchise has been around since 1996 and remains one of the most beloved on any platform. The Resident Evil movie franchise started in 2002 and…I mean, it must have fans somewhere.
The Resident Evil franchise is once again heading to the big screen, this time with filmmaker Zach Cregger taking the reins of the long-running horror property.
One of our most anticipated movies of the rest of 2026 is Zach Cregger’s survival horror adaptation of Resident Evil. We have seen the first third of the movie, but we need to see it all!
September is here and with it comes new films and TV shows to get into. While this month is not the content juggernaut that June and July were with House of the Dragon, The Odyssey, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day, among other releases, it offers a nice variety of films for everyone.
To say that video game adaptations have been doing very well in recent years feels like an understatement. For example, A Minecraft Movie grossed $960.3 million worldwide in 2025, and there’s a sequel coming in 2027.
Imagine going about your night and doing your job only to end up living a waking nightmare with undead beings trying to kill you. Thankfully, that’s a reality that none of us will ever have to face.
Zach Cregger’s Barbarian and Weapons were easily two of my favorite horror movies of the past few years. I’ll go out on the limb saying he’s good at horror.
Plane crashes are very rare in real life. Of course, so are talking animals, ghosts, and people in masks and capes beating up criminals. Plane crashes, and specifically people surviving plane crashes, have not been rare in film and television.
The Resident Evil reboot that is currently in production received a promising new update from writer-director Zach Cregger, who has teased a high-energy approach for the film from the first minutes to the last.
Sometimes the box office can be very predictable. Anything that is a sequel or is based on existing IP is guaranteed to make a bucketload of money. It also helps if you’ve got a name like ‘Marvel’ attached to your film.
Sony Pictures is officially diving deeper into the family blockbuster battlefield after landing Ben Zazove and Evan Turner's Holiday Inn following an aggressive Hollywood bidding war.
Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil film is bringing a new character to Raccoon City, which we saw in its recent trailer. Austin Abrams’ Bryan is meant to be an everyday man put in the most impossible and frightening situation ever.
Grab your shotgun and maybe a space heater, “Resident Evil” fans—Raccoon City just got a snow day, and it’s looking eerily epic. Thanks to some leaked set photos out of Prague, we’re finally feasting our eyes on director Zach Cregger’s chilly new take on survival horror’s favorite hot mess of a city.
Weapons director Zach Cregger wants his Aunt Gladys spin-off movie to stand alone. The 44-year-old director recently confirmed he was developing on an origin film for Amy Madigan’s mysterious villain with Warner Bros., and Cregger has now insisted he wants the Aunt Gladys prequel to “stand on its own two feet”.
Paul Walter Hauser has joined the cast of the new Resident Evil film. The 38-year-old actor has been tapped to star in the new movie adaptation of the video game franchise of the same name that is being directed by Weapons helmer Zach Cregger.
Horror rises or falls based on the strength and complexity of its villains. Indeed, there are many times when the villain manages to outshine everyone else in the movie.
Weapons, the sophomore directorial effort by up-and-coming horror filmmaker Zach Cregger (who made his outstanding debut with Barbarian in 2022), has been 2025’s most smashing success of this genre.
In his 2022 solo debut, Barbarian, Weapons director Zach Cregger stunned audiences with his brilliantly unconventional plotting, agile blend of humor and terror, and thought-provoking thematic undertones that were as nuanced as they were seamlessly interwoven into his storytelling.
Zach Cregger has returned with the similarly ominously titled new horror flick, Weapons.
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