Zach Cregger's Resident Evil has arrived. But does it have any post-credits scenes, and what does that ending mean for the future of the franchise?
Resident Evil Ending Explained

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- · IGNResident Evil Review
- · KotakuHumor And Ending Divide Resident Evil Fans On Zach Cregger’s Film: ‘The Movie Can Be Renamed Into Anything Else And Make As Much Sense’
- · VarietyBox Office: ‘Resident Evil’ Breaks Franchise Records With $60 Million Opening Weekend
- · IGNZach Cregger Suggests There's No 'Cregger Cut' of Resident Evil as Fans Hope to See Trimmed Jokes
- · KotakuTheater Gives Fans A Perfectly Faithful Resident Evil Adaptation To Accompany Zach Cregger’s Movie
- · IGNZach Cregger's Resident Evil Defies Expectations With $108 Million Box Office Opening Weekend
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