Netflix has launched new particulars of its upcoming live-action Resident Evil TV series, which will star a set of familiarly-named kids.
‘When the Wesker kids change to New Raccoon City, the secrets and techniques and strategies and techniques and strategies and techniques and techniques and techniques they uncover would possibly merely be the finish of all the objects,’ Netflix’s description of the series states. ‘Resident Evil, a mannequin new defend motion series based completely utterly on Capcom’s legendary survival horror franchise, is coming to Netflix.’
We’ve been listening to about Netflix’s plans for a Resident Evil TV present for 18 months now – although this idea sounds utterly totally utterly totally totally utterly totally different to the one which was beforehand floated. In February, phrase of a series set in a location named Clearfield was printed after which pulled by Netflix. Its description fast it’d comprise Umbrella Organisation and its hyperlinks to a decommissioned asylum, together with to politicians in Washington DC.
This newest thought starring ‘the Wesker kids’ sounds extra like Stranger Things – and it will be attention-grabbing to see how a whole bunch (if the least bit) it adheres to the on-line sport series’ lore.
When the Wesker kids change to New Raccoon City, the secrets and techniques and strategies and techniques and strategies and techniques and techniques and techniques they uncover would possibly merely be the finish of all the objects. Resident Evil, a mannequin new defend motion series based completely utterly on Capcom?s legendary survival horror franchise, is coming to Netflix. pic.twitter.com/XWh5XYxklD
— NX (@NXOnNetflix) August 27, 2020
Albert Wesker featured in diversified early instalments of the Resident Evil series, whereas Resident Evil 6 featured Jake Muller, his moody son. But the Wesker title was given to pretty diversified kids experimented on as a part of an eugenics programme. Perhaps the TV series will introduce extra of them?
The present’s first episode usually typically known as ‘Welcome to New Raccoon City’ and is written by Supernatural scribe Andrew Dabb. It’s directed by Bronwen Hughes, who has beforehand helmed episodes of The Walking Dead and Better Call Saul.
The series is being produced by Netflix and Constantin Film, which dealt with the Resident Evil film series and the Monster Hunter movie. There’s no phrase nonetheless on casting or a launch date.
