Netflix will release not one but two original Resident Evil projects with its animated series Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness – Afterlife and Extinction. The series will hit the screens in July, 2021. Netflix is also working on a live-action series.
Resident Evil: Afterlife and Resident Evil: Extinction are set to release on Netflix on May 2.
Plot of Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness
The story of Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness is seemingly taking place over two timelines. The first one involves two 14 year old sisters: Jade and Billie Wesker who are moving to Raccoon City. The sisters realize that their father might be concealing secrets so dark that it could annihilate the world.
In the second timeline, there is a time skip of over a decade in the future where only 15 million humans remain. There are over 6 billion animals and people have been infected by the T-Virus. In this timeline, Jade, who is now thirty, tries to survive in the grim world.
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Afterlife
Paul W.S. Anderson is working on Afterlife. The plot revolves around Alice and the evil Umbrella Corporation. Alice is out to destroy this corporation but in her journey, she comes across a group of survivors living in a prison and joins them. The people are surrounded by the infected who wish to relocate to a safe haven. This safe haven, no matter how mysterious, is believed to be unharmed and is known as Arcadia.
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Extinction
Russell Mulcahy is directing Extinction where the ones who survived the catastrophe of the Raccoon City are seen travelling across the Nevada desert. They hope to make it to Alaska. Alice joins their caravan and becomes a part of their fight.
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What’s exciting?
Milla Jovovich starring as Alice and embodying a style reminiscent of Mad Max is something fans cannot seem to get over, making Resident Evil: Extinction a highly anticipated sequel.
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How to get it on Blu-Ray?
To revisit the films, pick up the 6-film Resident Evil collection on Blu-Ray. This zombie-slaying saga is available on Amazon for only $24.95.
