Resident Evil 7 as an 80's Horror Film 

*-Ethan Gaming-*

Gay Ming

I also like the Mold design. We may not have much variety, but I feel like different facial morphs of their heads would've been a nice touch

Engineer gaming

What’s the AI called

@@eduardohuamani797 MidJourney

this are indeed from a real film, sike on the other universe and not ours, our universe is the worst anyways.,

@@videoplayback_ as I'm alternate universes?

A.i isnt real

Personally, I like his real actor's face better. Fits with the everyman appearance. Though, I guess this would fit for 1980 horror shows since they weren't all for average looking protagonists. Or maybe I'm just being ignorant.

@@ibrahimihsan2090 nah dude I agree with you

Although for a Chad, I kind of consider Ethan to be the Nerd of the 3 RE male protagonists.

@@Mr.Jim248 yea compared to them he seems really nerdy but my man did all that by himself with no training you gotta give him respect although I do see what your saying

@@WeLoveZwikky43 Unfortunate, weren't you dead?

Chad Winters

Zoe too

​@@0liviasepticplierkenshin2511Yeah.

​@@ErectusEnormousWho's Chad!

Yup

I want Survivor ! Ark Thompson got some cheesy lines, but he`s my favorite character.

i hope the creator does this

oh man do them all

Why do we need remakes of not bad cartoons?

Jack Nicholson

Jeff Daniels

And those Molded are even more terrifying than the originals. They remind me of the Regenerators from RE4.

Yes Siiiiir 👍🏾💯

Maybe better Lucas

Well, it suits the 1980s but the video game looks do satisfy sci-fi horror themes of the game.

I'd rather have this stay original.

That's what I love about the atmosphere of 7. The first parts of the game with Jack Baker really felt like a gritty grind house film.

"easily executed", you say that after watching a video on RU-vid that was made by an AI, films take a lot, years of pre-production, unlike this video. Don't get me wrong a faithful adaptation can certainly be done, but it sure ain't easy to execute.

@@Gabagu clearly you haven’t seen HBO’s The last of us series if you wanna say what you just said. Have you seen any of the resident evil movies or shows that have come our the last few years? My guess is no because honestly what you’re saying sounds like a lazy and bold attempt to defend those horrible adaptations . I have an aunt who works in the movie industry and pre production ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT take years to do lol. It’s a simple formula to making a faithful adaptation especially when there’s already a blueprint laid out for you. Mussle up decent and competent actors to play the part, and EXECUTE. That simple

@@Gabagu it can be easily executed especially when there’s already a game acting as a blueprint for a script. You misunderstood, the labor making a film like this would be hard yes. Actors putting on makeup, getting dressed and working in various weather conditions all day is certainly hard. But a script? which would basically be drawn from the game itself, and assembling actors to fill the role? Easy.

@@Nightprowler23 Funnily enough, I wasn’t too keen on the last of us show’s direction, as I thought it would be pointless with the game being right there and open to being played. But, after finally giving it a brief check, especially after episode 3, I’ve really liked that the show made its own spin that didn’t stray away too much from the game. The way they remade Bill’s story was amazing and I’m definitely hoping to see how they tackled the rest of the season and how amazingly they can use Part 2’s great story beats and characters as well. (I’m in the minority that really liked part 2 lol).

@@Nightprowler23 It's not that simple, and as i said, it can be done faithfully but it isn't the simple process you think it is, a script has to be written, a good one, with a story arc and character progress, which is something the original story doesn't have because the writing in that game was paper thin, then with a good script, the executives have to approve, then they can start working on the logistics of things, casting, production design, costume design, the whole thing, then filming, then post-production, the montage and the color grading and all that, so it ain't easy. The Last of Us is an exception because the source material is much richer and cinematic than any of the original Resident Evil stories, no wonder HBO picked that up, it's objectively ahead in terms of character progress and telling a nuanced story, for a Resident Evil adaptation they would have to improve a lot of aspects that are faulty if not entirely missing in the games, I've seen The Last of Us, I've played and seen Resident Evil since i was about 7 years old, I've seen a good bunch of how the behind the scenes process works on a film, it is not "easily executed", you're just being willfully ignorant mate.