Netflix's Resident Evil: 'Dead awesome' or 'a shonky adaptation'?
Netflix's Resident Evil: 'Dead awesome' or 'a shonky adaptation'?
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Netflix's new Resident Evil series has divided critics, with one saying it's "the best adaptation of the zombie franchise to date", but another calling it "a biohazard that should be avoided".
This is the latest entry in the zombie long-running video games, providing the final chapter in the story of the sinister Umbrella Corporation.
The game is set in the year 2036, when the world is invaded by bloodthirsty creatures.
The Telegraph review said "the vibe is Euphoria meets Stepford brides".
British actresses Tamara Smart and Ella Balinska play teenage and adult versions of Jade Wesker, before and after Umbrella's launch of the anti-depression pill Joy, secretly grew back of the T virus program.
Image source, Netflix< p class="ssrcss-1q0x1qg- Paragraph eq5iqo00">In his four-star review, Ed Power of The Telegraph described the show, which premieres Thursday, as "very ridiculous" and "very entertaining e for those who like to burn out their gray matter before parking on the couch".
"The product benchmark values for Racoon City are more Hollyoaks than HBO,” he wrote. "And yet, the CGI zombies are wondrously abominable, and the pace picks up each time they appear.
Netflix's new Resident Evil series has divided critics, with one saying it's "the best adaptation of the zombie franchise to date", but another calling it "a biohazard that should be avoided".
This is the latest entry in the zombie long-running video games, providing the final chapter in the story of the sinister Umbrella Corporation.
The game is set in the year 2036, when the world is invaded by bloodthirsty creatures.
The Telegraph review said "the vibe is Euphoria meets Stepford brides".
British actresses Tamara Smart and Ella Balinska play teenage and adult versions of Jade Wesker, before and after Umbrella's launch of the anti-depression pill Joy, secretly grew back of the T virus program.
Image source, Netflix< p class="ssrcss-1q0x1qg- Paragraph eq5iqo00">In his four-star review, Ed Power of The Telegraph described the show, which premieres Thursday, as "very ridiculous" and "very entertaining e for those who like to burn out their gray matter before parking on the couch".
"The product benchmark values for Racoon City are more Hollyoaks than HBO,” he wrote. "And yet, the CGI zombies are wondrously abominable, and the pace picks up each time they appear.
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Image source, Netflix
Image source, Netflix
