Resident Evil : La Première Bande-Annonce du Film de Zach Cregger Terrifie Déjà le Public
Le CinemaCon bat son plein, annonçant une vague de nouvelles sur le cinéma dans les jours à venir. Les participants ont l'opportunité de découvrir en avant-première de nombreuses images et bandes-annonces. Bien que nous ne puissions pas encore vous présenter la bande-annonce de Resident Evil, nous avons des échos des réactions qu'elle a suscitées lors de la présentation de Sony.
À en juger par les retours, le film d'horreur semble déjà avoir un impact, et le magazine Variety nous éclaire sur le contenu de cette bande-annonce. Austin Abrams, connu pour ses rôles dans Weapons et Euphoria, apparaît au début, cherchant un téléphone. Il appelle sa petite amie depuis une maison abandonnée, exprimant leur éloignement. La suite de la bande-annonce est peuplée de zombies, culminant avec Abrams courant sur les toits, poursuivi par des créatures avides de se nourrir. La bande-annonce dépeint des scènes où les corps des zombies tombent au sol dans leur quête de repas.
Il semblerait que le nouveau Resident Evil nous réserve une ambiance de maison hantée dès cette bande-annonce. Même si l'idée de hordes de zombies poursuivant le protagoniste dans une ville déserte peut paraître un trope classique du genre, nous attendrons de voir la bande-annonce nous-mêmes pour juger de la qualité de l'adaptation proposée par Cregger.
La sortie du nouveau film Resident Evil est prévue pour le 18 septembre. La bande-annonce officielle devrait être diffusée prochainement, nous offrant un premier aperçu de ce film d'horreur infesté de morts-vivants.
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Resident Evil: Zach Cregger's First Trailer Already Terrifies Audiences
If you weren't aware, CinemaCon is currently underway. This means you can expect a considerable amount of movie news to flood your feed over the next few days, and for attendees, you'll be seeing a lot of never-before-seen footage and trailers before their official release. It's a bit of a shame that we don't have the Resident Evil trailer to show you right now, but we do have news of people's reactions who saw it at CinemaCon during Sony's presentation.
The horror film is already scaring people, it seems, and Variety gives us a glimpse into what happens in the trailer. The film's star, Austin Abrams, an actor from Weapons and Euphoria, opens the trailer looking for a phone. He calls his girlfriend from an abandoned house, saying they never talk anymore. We see a lot of zombies for the rest of the trailer, and at the end, Abrams runs down a street as zombies chase him across rooftops. Their bodies splatter on the ground as they look for a new meal.
From the trailer, it appears that we already have our Resident Evil in the abandoned house. This may seem a bit generic for a zombie film to have hordes chasing our protagonist through an abandoned town, but we will wait until we see the trailer ourselves to decide how Cregger's adaptation is shaping up.
The new Resident Evil movie is coming on September 18, so the official trailer should be released fairly soon, giving us our first look at a zombie-filled horror film.
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