A run-through for Netflix’s Resident Evil adjustment was too soon published to a press-only website the other day, providing fans an indicator that the show may be en route shortly.
The story happens in the imaginary town of Clearfield, Maryland, the backyard of Washington, D.C., the Umbrella Corporation, and “the decommissioned Greenwood Asylum.” All three are associated with the production of the T-Virus; the show is set 26 years after the infection’s discovery.
It has been verified that a Netflix adjustment of Resident Evil remains in the works. Connected is a description taken from Netflix’s Media. See a WaybackMachine archive of the search result we took a couple of minutes ago:
It has finally been confirmed that a Netflix adaptation of Resident Evil is in the works. Attached is a description taken from Netflix's Media Center. See also a WaybackMachine archive of the search result we took a few minutes ago:https://t.co/sAtmqupwuV pic.twitter.com/wmPgoLtafI
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Greenwood Asylum and Clearfield, Maryland, obviously are brand-new settings to the canon of the 25-year-old franchise. Due date reported in 2015 around this time that Netflix was dealing with “a scripted series based on the hit action horror franchise,” which has covered nearly two lots of games and remakes given that1996
Resident Evil has been the basis for a six-film series starring Milla Jovovich that jointly earned more than $1 billion for Sony Pictures from 2002 to 2017
