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A brand new Resident Evil live-action movie is coming! Sony Pictures’ Columbia Pictures has announced that the new reboot, directed by Zach Cregger (Weapons, Barbarian), will be released in theaters globally on September 18, 2026. The film will be available in PLF (Premium Large Format) and IMAX, promising an ultimate immersive horror experience for audiences.
The film was first unveiled at CinemaCon 2026 in Las Vegas in April 2026, where Sony Pictures screened an exclusive trailer that garnered significant media attention. This marks the franchise’s latest big-screen endeavor since 2021’s Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City.
| Official Title | Resident Evil |
| Release Date | September 18, 2026 |
| Distributor | Columbia Pictures / Sony Pictures |
| Director | Zach Cregger |
| Writers | Zach Cregger, Shay Hatten |
| Starring | Austin Abrams |
| Supporting Cast | Paul Walter Hauser, Zach Cherry, Kali Reis, Johnno Wilson |
| Production Companies | Constantin Film, Vertigo Entertainment, PlayStation Productions |
| Filming Location | Prague, Czech Republic (starting Oct 2025) |
| Formats | Standard, PLF, IMAX |
The story begins on a seemingly ordinary night. The protagonist, Bryan (played by Austin Abrams), is an organ transporter tasked with delivering a shipment to a remote hospital on a cold, snowy night. En route, he encounters a mysterious woman on the highway, and the gears of fate begin to turn.
Bryan is soon thrust into an unimaginable biological disaster, forced into a desperate race for survival against the undead, tentacled monsters, and various brutal bio-organic weapons. The trailer showcases Bryan navigating abandoned buildings and dark sewers, with glimpses of giant creatures lurking in the shadows—a journey from reality into hell that left the CinemaCon audience breathless.

Zach Cregger has become one of Hollywood’s most watched rising directors in the horror genre. He rose to fame with the 2022 sleeper hit Barbarian, followed by the highly acclaimed Weapons in 2025. Both films are known for their meticulously crafted suspense and unpredictable plot twists.
However, for Resident Evil, Cregger is taking a different narrative approach. At CinemaCon, he stated: “This movie has no complex time jumps or narrative gimmicks.” Audiences will follow Bryan’s journey through a post-apocalyptic world from start to finish—a relentless, “pedal to the metal” survival horror experience.
Cregger admitted to spending decades playing the Resident Evil games, fascinated by their cinematic atmosphere, pacing, resource management, and creeping dread. He aims to create an experience that stays true to the spirit of the original games, declaring: “I don’t intend to strictly follow the game’s lore structure, but I strive to make the core feeling of the movie faithfully represent the reality you feel when playing the game.”

The lead role of Bryan is played by Austin Abrams. Following his acclaimed performance in Weapons, Abrams reunites with Cregger for this leading role. He portrays an ordinary man thrown into a life-or-death struggle, requiring a performance that captures the psychological transition from terror to the will to survive.
The supporting cast is equally impressive, featuring Paul Walter Hauser (I, Tonya), Zach Cherry (Severance), Kali Reis (True Detective: Night Country), and Johnno Wilson, making for a highly anticipated ensemble.
The exclusive trailer shown at CinemaCon 2026 quickly generated buzz. According to multiple reports, the reaction was overwhelmingly positive, with viewers describing the film as “fast-paced, with excellent special effects, unlike a typical game adaptation,” and comparing it to “a horror version of Mad Max: Fury Road.”
The trailer opens with Bryan entering an abandoned house in the snow, leaving a voicemail for his girlfriend. His calm tone belies a deep despair: “Something happened, we might not get a chance to talk again.” This is followed by shots of him running through deserted streets, zombies looking down from rooftops, and a terrifying encounter with a bloated creature in the sewers. One media outlet noted: “This isn’t just a game adaptation; it’s a highly refined, confident piece of filmmaking.” The film is approximately 90 minutes long with relentless pacing.
The film is co-produced by Constantin Film (rights holders of the Resident Evil film franchise) and Vertigo Entertainment (producers of the IT series), with Sony’s PlayStation Productions co-producing. The script was co-written by Cregger and Shay Hatten (John Wick: Chapters 3 & 4). Principal photography began in October 2025 in Prague, where the winter streets and icy atmosphere perfectly match the film’s cold, horrific setting.
Since Capcom launched the first game in 1996, Resident Evil has been synonymous with survival horror. In 2002, the first film starring Milla Jovovich and directed by Paul W. S. Anderson was released, launching a six-film series that grossed over $1.2 billion globally, making it one of the most successful video game film adaptations ever. In 2021, the reboot Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City attempted to return to the games’ dark, realistic roots. For 2026, Sony Pictures is determined to reboot again with a fresh team to capture the true “survival horror essence” of the original games.

The live-action movie arrives during a peak era for the game franchise. Resident Evil 9: Requiem launched on February 27, 2026, and quickly became a global sensation, selling over 6 million copies in just a few months—the fastest milestone in the series’ history.

RE9 features dual protagonists, FBI analyst Grace and agent Leon S. Kennedy, returning to the source of the outbreak in Raccoon City. The game received five nominations at the gamescom 2025 awards, including “Best Visuals” and “Most Epic.”

Capcom has also confirmed upcoming DLC and 30th-anniversary events, keeping the brand momentum high. Sony’s choice to release the film in Fall 2026 is perfectly timed to capitalize on this success.

The Resident Evil live-action movie is set for a global theatrical release on September 18, 2026. It will be available in standard theaters, PLF, and IMAX. Horror fans are encouraged to book IMAX screenings for the most immersive experience. An official trailer is expected soon; for updates, visit residentevil-movie.com.
Resident Evil 2026—This time, the fear is real.