Resurrection: A Biohazard Story (2026)
RESURRECTION: A BIOHAZARD STORY is a full-length live-action Resident Evil fan film comprised of 4 parts, featuring the return of the original RE1 1996 live-action cast. Decades after the mansion incident, a new biohazard outbreak emerges in a remote town, pulling Chris, Barry, Rebecca, and Jill back into the nightmare… and once again putting them face-to-face with Albert.
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RESURRECTION: A BIOHAZARD STORY is a full-length live-action Resident Evil fan film comprised of 4 parts, featuring the return of the original RE1 1996 live-action cast. Decades after the mansion incident, a new biohazard outbreak emerges in a remote town, pulling Chris, Barry, Rebecca, and Jill back into the nightmare… and once again putting them face-to-face with Albert.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Adi Attavane
In Theaters:3/22/2026
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Runtime:74 minutes
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