This post contains spoilers for "weapons".

There was a time when putting a bullet in the head of the Resident Evil franchise can be considered some mercy. After the rapid drop of his Franchise with six films by Mila JovovichUncomfortable attempt to restart at "Resident Evil: Welcome to Racco City" and adaptation of the Netflix series, felt as if there was no hope in hell for Leon Kennedy or Chris and Claire Redfield Getting a universally beloved walk. It can all change, however, now that the T-virus Put in the hands of no one other than "Weapons" director Zack Creger.

After breaking the horror that bloomed thanks to the frightened word for the mouth, and now his latest film earns a result of 95% of rotten tomatoes (At the time of announcement), it almost seems to be a competition made in the sky that Kreger has the task of having a brand new "Resident Evil". Why is the video games franchise so many slides over the years, it is worth keeping an eye on the director who progresses alone with original and immensely disturbing stories? Well, after seeing The bent, funny and frightening story that "weapon" It turned out, it is a clear indication that Zack Kreger would not be good for the next track in that beloved horror horror for survival, he would be perfect. Indeed, as the growing trend of really good video games adaptations continues to bloom, Creger has it not only to add to the pile, but to be at the top of it as one of the biggest.

To look at the horrors of Creger so far is to see how it feels like an escalating stages of terror and a growing extension of the reach for those who support it. "Barbarian" kept things smallHolding us within the borders of Airbnb that have become more frightened, the deeper that has taken us. When he finally let our hero and the silent on the movie get lost, things got up to a few blocks. Now, in the "weapon", the horror in the center of this story takes a whole city. Similar to "Salem a lot", it feels like a secret that remains in the area and does not spread further. It is this kind of municipal plot that makes the whole city the next perfect place for Creger to head next. Maybe even raccoon City.

Kreger has confirmed that the upcoming film will be uploaded out of the orbus of the games and characters that inhabit it. Instead, we will follow a courier played by the Starwear "Weapon", Austin Abrams, who delivers a hospital organ. Of course, the problem with hospitals is that they accommodate all kinds of diseases, and inevitably, the one that leads to patients and staff to get tad -haules and hungry for human flesh. Although it has not been confirmed whether the story goes beyond the hospital doors, it would be nice to see if it did so simply to further test Creger's capabilities to increase the scope of terror at the city level, and the consequence may originate from the well -known franchise monsters working with infinitely.

By the time Creger emptied his full clip covered with Claret in "Weapons", the film is heading to territory even more barbarians than "Barbarian" dared to dare. It is in his last act that only demonstrates what kind of energy Creeger can bring to the table with the most memorable opponents of Resident Evil. After Alex (Carrie Christopher) turns the tables of Aunt Gladis (Amy Madigan), it leads to 17 children in schools similar to zombies, who chase her and climb her to pieces in detail to split her head. Only this works as a visceral show roll about how well Creger can handle zombies when it is released in the Resident Evil Universe, especially with the TheVest that will chase it.

There are many memorable chapters that make up the "weapons", but perhaps one of the most frenetic is the one that focuses on the Jameses, played by the future Starwar "Resident Evil" Austin Abrams. His nightmare with drugs he sees in terror is loaded with wild cameras that acquire the convicted local dead, more than anyone else. This is the kind of energy that Creger could have injected into his takeover of the franchise for a survival that could set aside from the awkward attempts that came before her. If he does, "Resident Evil" will also ask the director of the "barbarian" and "weapons" will have to go against his usual modus to make models and reduce the chase, simply because his audience will already be ready for what is coming.

The best thing that Creger has delivered in his two funny horror horror films is that the third act is looking at things to the fins' fun level. In the case of "barbaric" and "weapons", things start and end things are so far from each other that they can be completely different movies. The problem, if you really want to call it, is that with the "Resident Evil", even non-Georges have an idea of what awaits the corner, which may require the crab to cut in the chase faster than it had before. It is this risky director maneuver that relaxes in a slow discovery that needs to make us even more excited about everything in the store to bring the world of video game to life.

Imagine spending more time with something in the basement in "Barbarian" or a longer breakthrough in Lily's household. This is what his next project will require simply because we will already be accelerating the type of world that we will enter and the evil we are waiting for. The second one looks a little green around the gills, mixes in the hallway or takes a bite of someone who doesn't need, Creger is likely to turn things around to the terribly fast levels we had to wait with "weapons". It is a change in the pace of the director we all see. We just hope that there are enough green herbs at rest when it does.