George A. Romero's Resident Evil

Brandon Salisbury did an amazing job doing this doc. Bringing to light how, the man the myth, George Romero, who lived through success and set backs to his work, and how he left a legacy in Cinema will forever be remembered.

An essential doc for horror videogame fans for what could've been.

I’ll be the first to admit, this isn’t an amazing doc as far as the filmmaking behind it, but there’s a lot of interesting content there, more so if you’re just as much a fan of the game. Extras are pretty much extended interviews but there’s enough there to feel pretty content. Love the artwork!

A heartbreaking look at the ultimate horror "what-if. " Hearing how studio execs axed a literal George Romero Resident Evil movie because it was "too violent" for a franchise built on eating human flesh is peak Hollywood brainrot.

This was a really interesting doc about a topic I’ve always been curious about. I wish it had more information about the actual script and plan Romero had for the movie and less about his filmmaking history in general, but that’s far from an issue. This was informative, entertaining, and very well shot. I really loved the mansion scenes they shot snd peppered throughout, it could have easily just been a bunch of talking heads, but this was much more unique.

Also, the limited edition slipcover for this a thing of absolute beauty.