《Resident Evil: Outbreak Night》Released October 5: Courier trapped in Raccoon City

 Medical courier Brian was originally delivering a mysterious package, but he ran into the virus crisis in Raccoon City.《Resident Evil: Outbreak Night》(Resident Evil) announced that it will be released nationwide on October 5. Austin Abrams plays this ordinary person who is forced to survive an attack by biological monsters, and is directed by Zach Craig.

This is - Resident Evil - a live-action film entering mainland theaters again after nine years.The new film uses a first-person perspective to enhance the sense of survival, and the crisis continues to escalate as the city falls.

The posters released with the announcement include five formats: CINITY, IMAX, China Giant Screen, 4DX and SCREENX.The CINITY poster shows Brian entering a dilapidated city with a gun and a bag, with overturned vehicles on both sides, and dangers hidden among high-rise buildings; the IMAX poster shows him running through bloody streets holding a package, with chasing monsters behind him.

Sewers have also become survival spaces.In the 4DX poster, Brian fell into the depths and was shrouded in darkness, with only a beam of light falling from above.

The Chinese giant-screen poster depicts the danger of encountering monsters on the way to delivery, with bloody light and shadow covering the road; SCREENX shows the city after the attack, with vehicles covered in snow and the streets in chaos, while Brian is still running away alone.

Zach Craig builds tension with under-revealed threats, this time centering the story on a workman's escape.After it was released in North America, some viewers called it the best thriller of the year, while others liked the director's way of combining thriller and black humor.After seeing the mutant creature in the poster, domestic audiences talked about their sense of fright and their expectations for watching it on the big screen.

The film's first weekend in North America broke three records: the total North American box office of R-rated game adaptation movies, the total North American single box office of the Resident Evil series of movies, and the North American first weekend box office of director Zack Craig's career.During the same period, word-of-mouth promotional materials gave a score of 95% on Rotten Tomatoes, 81 on Metacritic, and 7.7 on IMDb. The publicity stated that it was the highest-rated game adaptation movie and series of live-action movies.

The pre-sale poster also features Brian running around the city.

The film was jointly produced by Germany's Constantin Film, France's Davis Film Company, and the United States' TriStar Pictures. It was imported by China Film Group Corporation, distributed and dubbed by China Film Industry Group Co., Ltd., and promoted by Shanghai Maoyan Films.The film studio advises minors to watch with caution.