The Horror Geek presents: Afterlife begins in September—Resident Evil: Afterlife, that is

Series:  Resident Evil 
Topic(s):  Pop-culture  Business 
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By Mike Bracken on July 17, 2009 - 5:22am.
Resident Evil Apocalypse

With news that a fourth Resident Evil film was in the works only being confirmed recently, it's pretty impressive that a shooting date has already been lined up. These guys don't screw around when they decide to make a zombie flick…

Production Weekly is reporting that the newest Resident Evil film, titled Resident Evil: Afterlife is set to begin shooting this September 28th in Toronto. No real details have emerged yet (although the film is currently slated for a September 17th, 2010 release date). We do know this much—the newest outing will take place in Tokyo. I figure it's safe to assume that Milla Jovovich will return, but that's not official at this point.

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the only "detail" need

By carg0 on July 17, 2009 - 12:00pm.

the only "detail" need revealing is that this movie (like the previous three train wrecks) is going to suck, lol.

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I'd say that's probably a

By Mike Bracken on July 19, 2009 - 12:42pm.

I'd say that's probably a safe bet.

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