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Resident Evil (2026)

English · Horror / Science Fiction · 95 min · 16
★ 7.3 Solid 976 ratings
Released 17 Sept 2026
Page updated 22 Oct 2026
FilmyChill score
Worth a watch

Critics are warmer than audiences.

Audience★ 7.3 from 976 ratings on TMDB
Liked
CriticsFrom published reviews
Positive

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Resident Evil opened in theatres in Germany on 17 Sept 2026, and its cinema run has most likely ended. Its streaming release date hasn't been announced — this page updates the day it lands on streaming.

What the audience says

Resident Evil earns its keep as a steady English film that knows its audience. It holds a 7.3/10 on TMDB from 976 ratings, well above what most films manage. It's a tight 95-minute watch — easy to fit into a busy night. It had its theatrical run in Germany — check back here for its streaming arrival.

Mostly good reviews — the performances and humour impressed, even if the pacing didn't. — distilled from critics' published reviews

Should you spend 95 minutes on it?

95 minutes of English horror with science fiction threaded through. Under the two-hour mark — an easy weeknight watch.

Why
7.3/10 from 976 ratings — well received so far, on a modest sample.
Skip if
dread and jump scares aren't what you want tonight
Best for
A weeknight

Story

Medical courier Bryan unwittingly finds himself fighting for survival as one fateful, horrifying night collapses around him in chaos.

Good to know

Runtime1h 35m — short
Watch with family?16 · Older kids & up
GenreHorror / Science Fiction
LanguageEnglish
Best screenTheatre / big screen

Director

Zach Cregger

Cast

Austin Abrams
Austin Abrams
Bryan
Paul Walter Hauser
Paul Walter Hauser
Paul
Kali Reis
Kali Reis
Maxine
Zach Cherry
Zach Cherry
Carl
Johnno Wilson
Johnno Wilson
Officer Wilson
Shaun W. Loeser
Shaun W. Loeser
Puker

When is Resident Evil coming to streaming?

Not streaming yet — Resident Evil opened in theatres in Germany on 17 Sept 2026, and its cinema run has most likely ended. English releases typically reach streaming about 5–9 weeks after opening, which would put it somewhere around October and November 2026.

That's the usual pattern, not a confirmed date — no platform has announced one. We re-check every day and this page updates the moment it lands.

Where to watch in Germany

Theatrical run ended — streaming arrival pending

Availability as of 24 Oct 2026 — checked that day: not on any streaming service in Germany yet.

Trailer

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Frequently asked

Is Resident Evil worth watching?
FilmyChill Score: Worth a watch — Critics are warmer than audiences. It rates 7.3/10 on audience ratings. Mostly good reviews — the performances and humour impressed, even if the pacing didn't. 95 minutes of English horror with science fiction threaded through. Under the two-hour mark — an easy weeknight watch.
Where can I watch Resident Evil?
Resident Evil opened in theatres in Germany on 17 Sept 2026, and its cinema run has most likely ended. Its streaming release hasn't been announced yet — check back soon.
When is Resident Evil coming to streaming?
A streaming release date for Resident Evil hasn't been officially announced yet. English releases typically reach streaming about 5–9 weeks after their theatrical run, which would put it around October and November 2026 — that's a pattern, not a confirmed date. This page updates automatically the day it starts streaming.
Is Resident Evil family friendly?
Resident Evil is rated 16. Fine for older kids with guidance.
What language is Resident Evil in?
Resident Evil is an English film (Horror / Science Fiction).
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