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Fan contributor Danielle Ryan chats with <em>Resident Evil: The Final Chapter star Milla Jovovich about the impact of fierce females in cinema around the world, how her character Alice has changed over the years, and what to expect from The Final Chapter.

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Picking up immediately after the events in Resident Evil: Retribution, Alice (Milla Jovovich) is the only survivor of what was meant to be humanity's final stand against the undead. Now, she must return to where the nightmare began - The Hive in Raccoon City, where the Umbrella Corporation is gathering its forces for a final strike against the only remaining survivors of the apocalypse.

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Resident Evil The Final Chapter picks up  immediately after the events in Resident Evil: Retribution. Alice (Milla Jovovich) is the only survivor of what was meant to be humanity's final stand against the undead. Now, she must return to where the nightmare began - The Hive in Raccoon City, where the Umbrella Corporation is gathering its forces for a final strike against the only remaining survivors of the apocalypse.

'Resident Evil The Final Chapter' Trailer

Mdchen Amick, who plays Alice Cooper on Riverdale, talks about the CW series how it compares to Twin Peaks and more:I didnt make that connection when I read it, or when we were filming. But when the critics started pointing out similarities I started to piece it together.Theres a beloved high school student found dead. You get to know the town and their secrets through the investigation of the murder. But they have a different rhythm.Her kids make fun of her character.Annette Bennings character in American Beauty is her inspiration.

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Alice, the badass hero of the Resident Evil movies, is based on powerful women archetypes from the hit survival-horror game series. And she's not the only killer female character in the franchise. Check out this exclusive video from the Resident Evil: The Final Chapter Blu-ray extras in which star Milla Jovovich and writer-director Paul W.S. Anderson pay homage to the franchise's awesome women.Resident Evil: The Final Chapter hits on digital May 2, and arrives on physical home media formats on May 16. 

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Resident Evil: The Final Chapter brings to a close to one of the most successful video game film franchises of all time. Following the story of Alice, a former employee of the sinister Umbrella corporation, the series is known best for its frantic action scenes featuring the most popular monsters of the Resident Evil games. And while the films and games exist within their own separate universes, it isnt hard to imagine how some of the movies most hectic moments could play out within the games themselves.What are some of the most memorable Resident Evil film scenes that would be a blast to experience with controller in hand? Heres five scenes wed love to play ourselves.1. Resident Evil - Zombie Dogs AttackZombified doberman pinschers are iconic enemies within the Resident Evil game series, and the first film wastes no time putting viewers on edge with their ferocity. As Alice explores a lab, she stumbles across a pack of seven zombie dogs and takes them out with some slick shooting. None of the Resident Evil games feature an undead canine rush as big as this one, so every bullet would have to count!2. Resident Evil: Apocalypse - Church SceneLickers are some of the most terrifying enemies in the games, and taking them out requires a weapon with some punch. Alice takes that philosophy to a whole new level in Resident Evil 2: Apocalypse. She makes a grand entrance on a motorcycle, bursting through a huge stained glass window while using some creative shots to take the creature out. Not only would speeding around indoors on a chopper be a blastdispatching enemies sans bullets would help you save ammo for more dangerous situations later.3. Resident Evil: Extinction - Infected Crows AttackCrows in the Resident Evil games are usually harmless and wont lift a feather unless you make the first move. In Resident Evil 3: Extinction, an absolutely massive murder of crows darkens the sky and overwhelms a convoy led by Claire Redfield. Alice later shows up and uses her telekinesis to ignite the birds into a falling flock of rotisserie chickens. This scene would lend itself perfectly to a non-traditional boss encounter, fleeing the birds and using the mounted flamethrower to take out pockets of them while you escape.4. Resident Evil: Afterlife - Axe ManThe Executioner Majini is a powerful enemy introduced in Resident Evil 5 video game, and he makes an appearance in Resident Evil: Afterlife, when Claire finds herself face-to-face with this monstrosity in a tight space. Most encounters with the Executioner Majini in the game take place in wide open spaces, so being forced to kill the creature with no backup and nowhere to run would make for an exciting boss fight.5. Resident Evil: Retribution - White Corridor SceneThe quick-time events of the later Resident Evil games would be a perfect fit for the the White Corridor Scene from Resident Evil: Retribution. When a horde of zombies attacks Alice, she single-handedly fends them off with a barbed chain and a single handgun. Above all, the scene is memorable for its fantastic slow-mo action shots and great fight choreography. Choosing between melee, chain, and handgun for the main means of offense would definitely provide players some fun options for taking out these foes.And there you have it. Five frantic scenes that we wish we could experience in video game form. Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, the sixth and final movie of the Resident Evil film series, is set for release on DVD/Blu-ray on May 16, 2017.

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There’s a brand new Hellboy movie heading to theaters April 12. It’s a fresh take on the mythology originally created by Mike Mignola for Dark Horse Comics back in 1993. David Harbour (yes, Chief Hopper from Stranger Things!) is playing Hellboy in the new movie directed by Neill Marshall, best known for the cult horror hit The Descent and the director of some of the best episodes of Game of Thrones and Westworld. The film is poised to carve its own place in the Hellboy canon by adapting some of the fan favorite moments from the comics. But don’t take our word for it; Let’s take a closer look...



THE WILD HUNT

The movie’s adapting elements are drawn from stories in Hellboy’s impressive back catalog: Darkness Calls, The Wild Hunt and The Storm and The Fury. And these are the perfect stories to show audiences a new version of a character they already know and love. Interestingly, it’ll also dive into Hellboy’s origins that first appeared in the Seed of Destruction storyline. In the first issue, Hellboy was brought into our world in a blazing fire by a handful of Nazi cultists and a Russian psychic, Rasputin, as they tried to bring about the apocalypse. That’s one hell of a birthday party…

But the new film follows Hellboy’s adventures in England as he tries to stop Nimue the Blood Queen from raising a demonic army and destroying the world…Just standard superhero duties really. Nimue is played by none other than Milla Jovovich and we can’t wait to see her face off against David Harbour’s Big Red.

In The Wild Hunt comics arc, Hellboy joins a group of modern knights on horseback to hunt a gang of literal giants. It’s during his fight with the giants that Hellboy discovers some startling revelations about his own lineage that could prove to be one of his greatest weapons in beating the Blood Queen…



ONE HELL OF AN ARSENAL

Following his battle with the gang of giants, Hellboy regroups with Alice Monaghan. Played by Sasha Lane, Alice might have her own emerging set of mystical abilities that could be useful in fighting Nimue.

Considering Hellboy is always up against mythical monsters and legendary legions of demons, he needs plenty of weapons to give him the upper hand. He does have the Right Hand of Doom after all! But he may need the extra firepower, and we don’t just mean his insanely huge pistol. Luckily for Hellboy, The Wild Hunt introduces some of the Excalibur mythology - and if he can wield the legendary sword against the Blood Queen, he could have a chance at saving the world.



WHAT OTHER COMIC MOMENTS CAN WE EXPECT FROM THE MOVIE?

By cleverly weaving in elements from The Wild Hunt as well as The Storm and The Fury, fans new and old are treated to a fresh story with a lot of exciting new moments that haven't been seen before. Expect to see more of the Excalibur mythology as Hellboy and Alice travel through England to raise some hell.

The film is also picking up some characters that aren’t as prevalent in The Wild Hunt though, like Ben Daimio, played by Daniel Dae-Kim. There’s even a Nazi-hunting pulp-comic book hero in Hellboy’s life called Lobster Johnson, and he’ll be played by Thomas Haden Church. This movie really does have everything. So get ready to see one hell of a superhero!

Hellboy is in theaters everywhere and in IMAX, April 12th.

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A Cure For Wellness is a new psychological horror from director Gore Verbinksi. The films star, Dane Dehaan, spoke to Fandom to tell us exactly why it might just be the most bizarre movie to hit cinemas in 2017.Gore told me he wanted to make a movie that was inspired by the thrillers of the 70s, says DeHaan. He talked about the themes of it and the sickness in society. Then he sent me home with the script.DeHaan says that he was directed by Verbinski to watch a number of films, but this was more for tone than anything else. For DeHaan, the film is an entirely original thing. He says, I watched The Shining, Rosemarys Baby, The Omen, The Tenant, Rear Window. Someone the other day said it reminded them of a mix between Alice in Wonderland and A Clockwork Orange. I thought maybe that was the closest someone has gotten to nailing [it], if there are two movies it could be like, like maybe those two movies made a baby. But even that doesnt quite do it.One of the films standout scenes is the sequence in the isolation tank, in which DeHanns character Lockhart is immersed as a form of therapy. In the scene, eels are introduced to the water.It took two weeks to shoot, says DeHaan. I didnt expect to be underwater for two weeks when I read the script but that was what we needed to do to get the sequence. Some of the eels in the movie are real but those [in the tank] are fake eels, Im happy to say. I dont think I would have gotten in that tank with all those eels!One reason the film is so creepy and odd is because of its unexpectedly mixed tone. Theres tension and horror, sure, but theres also a whiff of satire about it. Dehaan says, I think the movie is fun to watch. We certainly werent laughing while we were making it but I think there is an entertaining thing about it. I think its not just scary; like I said, its a wild ride and you will laugh sometimes. Not all the time, but youll laugh sometimes.A Cure For Wellness is released in the US on February 17 and the UK on February 24.

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In Squid Game Season 2, Lee Byung-hun starred as the Front Man—also known as In-ho and Young-il. Lee, along with actor Lee Seo-hwan (Park Jung-bae), discussed some of the Front Man's major scenes and whether he experienced real happiness during the games.

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