The film introduces Alice (Milla Jovovich), an amnesiac security operative who wakes up in a mansion connected to "The Hive," a massive underground genetic research facility owned by the Umbrella Corporation. A virus has leaked, turning the staff into zombies, and a team of commandos must seal the facility.
This high-velocity finale neatly brings the 14-year narrative arc to a definitive close. It answers the long-running mysteries regarding Alice's true origin, the creation of the T-virus, and the underlying motivation of the Umbrella Corporation. Legacy of the 2002–2016 Collection
Helmed by Russell Mulcahy, Extinction pivots the franchise from urban survival to a post-apocalyptic, desert wasteland. The T-Virus has decimated the global ecosystem, drying up rivers and turning Earth into a barren desert. Resident Evil All Movies Collection -2002-2016-...
The saga comes full circle in the sixth and final film. Picking up after a devastating betrayal at the White House, Alice is the sole survivor of humanity's last stand. She is contacted by the Red Queen, who reveals a hidden truth: Umbrella has developed an airborne anti-virus capable of killing every T-virus organism on Earth, but it must be released from the Hive within 48 hours before the last human sanctuaries are destroyed.
While this 2002–2016 collection is the most famous, it is distinct from the 2021 reboot Welcome to Raccoon City and the upcoming 2026 Resident Evil film , which aims to tell a story more closely inspired by the original video games. The film introduces Alice (Milla Jovovich), an amnesiac
Stepping away from urban landscapes, Extinction adopted a gritty, Mad Max -inspired post-apocalyptic aesthetic.
The 3D-heavy prison breakout and the introduction of Chris Redfield. It answers the long-running mysteries regarding Alice's true
The introduction of Nemesis, a towering, rocket-launcher-wielding bioweapon programmed to hunt down remaining survivors.