Volkswagen Taos
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Variety
Variety calls Zach Cregger's Resident Evil “funky monster fun” and “a one-man-against-the-squish-zombies lark” that never gets bogged down in video-game sludge. The review praises the reboot for being lean, funny, gloriously gross, and closer in rhythm to a carnival ride than a franchise slog. It highlights Austin Abrams's everyman energy and Cregger's playful, practical-effects-driven approach, balancing cheeky humor with genuine tension. The verdict is warm and enthusiastic, though no numerical score is given.
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The Guardian
Jesse Hassenger of The Guardian calls Cregger's Resident Evil “a wild rollercoaster ride” and “a seat-edge thriller,” anchored by Austin Abrams's standout performance as an everyday courier who takes one last night-time delivery in a snowstorm. The review praises the film's momentum and Cregger's control of tension, noting how Abrams's relatable, grumbling working-class protagonist keeps the chaos grounded. The review is favorable and strongly recommends the experience, though no rating is assigned.
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The Verge
The Verge opens by declaring that Resident Evil “is a comedy first and a thrilling nightmare second.” It notes that Cregger returns to the franchise's fundamentals while using humor to amplify the horror, making the infected ghouls as funny as they are disturbing. The review says the film feels like the beginning of a fantastic new era for Resident Evil while also working as a standalone, and praises the balance of goofy comedy and genuine dread. No explicit rating is given, but the review is positive and highlights rewatchability.
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The Independent
The Independent calls Resident Evil “a brilliantly funny film for people who are terrible at video games,” describing it as a funny, delirious symphony of grotesque practical effects and pointed meta-comedy about gaming. It praises the reboot for being more faithful to survival-horror mechanics than previous adaptations while still satisfying non-gamers, and notes that it feels thoroughly like a Cregger work. The review concludes that the result is a strange, delightful mix of sublime ridiculousness and escalating fear, though no numerical score is given.
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SlashFilm
SlashFilm gives Resident Evil a 7.5 out of 10, praising Cregger for pulling off “a hat trick” of being consistently funny, frequently scary, and unapologetically gross. The review notes that the 90-minute runtime keeps the film lean and video-game-like, with protagonist Bryan sprinting through increasingly dangerous tasks. While there isn't much substance beneath the slime, the film is so breezy, swift, and gruesome that it's hard not to enjoy. The creature designs are twisted and weird, and Cregger's playful tone makes this his most entertaining movie to date.
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