The new Netflix Resident Evil series tells a story across two timelines with a YA-like tone, but ultimately confuses more than it compels.

This gory, cliffhanger-packed video game adaptation is eight hours of mindless, blood-soaked zombie fun – just what you need to forget about 2022

For six choppy hours, Netflix's "Resident Evil" series struggles to find its footing. Then Lance Reddick takes control. [Spoilers]

Resident Evil fails to breathe new life into a franchise that won't die

Set across two timelines before and after the T-virus outbreak, this video game spin-off series is a lazy addition to the long-standing franchise

Netflix's "Resident Evil" series exists at the crossroads of Anderson's action-horror films and the video games' horror roots.

Netflix's "Resident Evil" takes on the video game franchise, but many of the human characters lack bite.

A review of the new show based on the Capcom hit game series. 

Brief, welcome glimpses of silliness from Lance Reddick and some wild gory moments hint at what could have been if this Netflix series were more willing to deviate from the Resident Evil franchise’s mythology.

Netflix's TV adaptation of Resident Evil stars Lance Reddick as iconic villain Albert Wesker, but fails his character. Read our review.