Zach Cregger is going to bring the 'resource management aspect of the games' to his Resident Evil movie
He's gonna need a bigger attache case.
Zach Cregger, the director of the upcoming Resident Evil film, is determined to incorporate the resource management aspect of the popular video game series into his movie adaptation. In a Reddit AMA, Cregger expressed his enthusiasm for bringing this key element of the games to the big screen, stating that it was important to him to highlight this aspect of Resident Evil.
He goes on to explain that viewers will be able to track the protagonist Bryan's management of resources such as bullets and healing supplies, allowing them to experience the same intensity and tension as players in the games. Cregger also mentions the possibility of implementing health mechanics from the games, such as a red ECG monitor indicating poor health, a limp for injuries, and even on-screen effects like a red hue in Bryan's eyes due to blood loss.
Cregger's goal is not just to see Bryan struggle with his resources, but to showcase his efforts in organizing and managing these items, ultimately leading to humorous and relatable situations for the audience.
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