Zach Cregger's Resident Evil is already breaking records: it's the best-reviewed video game movie of all time, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes.

The first reactions to Zach Cregger's take on Resident Evil are flooding in, and they all seem to be overwhelmingly positive.

Resident Evil, as a game series, has always borrowed heavily from cinema, whether it be the fixed angles and Kiyoshi Kurosawa inspirations of the first title to the Texas Chainsaw riffs in the 7th. It’s less about the zombies, more the feeling of powerlessness and weird puzzles. Zach Cregger understands this on a deep level.

In a recent interview, director Zach Cregger explained that he reshaped Resident Evil's structure based on one common observation from test screenings.

Zach Cregger's Resident Evil is a fast-paced, ultra-gross horror-comedy that's immensely fun to watch. Here's our review.

Austin Abrams runs into a zombie apocalypse in a lean, mean thrill ride that captures the experience of playing the 'Resident Evil' games. Review.

Austin Abrams, from "Weapons," fends off viral beasties in a one-man-against-the-squish-zombies lark that surges into symphonic loopiness.