New Video Details How 'Resident Evil' Practical Effects Were Made
Video shows how the practical effects in the film worked.
Image credits: Sony Pictures
A new behind-the-scenes video of Resident Evil was recently revealed, showing some of the details of the practical effects on the monsters in Zach Cregger's adaptation.
The crew shows one of the monsters vomiting, and the team testing how the effect will work for use in the scene. Another monster that appears in the video is the baby mutant, which was created using an animatronic.
First look at the practical effects work for The Puker and the Mutant Baby in Zach Cregger's ‘RESIDENT EVIL’. (Source: @BDisgusting) https://t.co/WH2e28kKjL
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Produced by Sony with a budget of US$75 million, the film follows a pharmaceutical deliveryman who must survive a viral outbreak in Raccoon City. Austin Abrams stars in the story, which marks a new attempt to adapt Capcom games for the big screen.