The next film in the
iconic survival-horror game franchise will be titled
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. According to the IGN portal,
, which obtained exclusive content about the film, the next cinematic work will not be a reboot or remake, but rather an origin story of the franchise's original games.
Check out three exclusive images of the new versions of below
Claire Redfield,
Chris Redfield,
Jill Valentine,
Leon S. Kennedy and
Albert Wesker to the cinemas:

It is worth mentioning that these are "behind-the-scenes" images and do not correspond to scenes from the final work.

From the exclusive interview with the director,
Johannes Roberts, it is possible to conclude that:
- The new movie is not connected to the previous ones
- 'Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City' will take fans back to the origins of the game franchise's horror
- The Capcom was actively close to the film's production
- "No drone footage or crazy CGIs"
- Iconic monsters will appear
- Lisa Trevor will be better developed

The film will chronicle how
Raccoon City went from an industrial town to a dying Midwestern town that became ground zero for the
T-Virusoutbreak.
The new film
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City premieres on November 24, 2021 in United States theaters.
Source: IGN
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