Along the way she has a run in with Alexander Isaacs (Iain Glen), the Umbrella CEO who has turned himself into a quasi-religious messianic figure planning to use zombie armies to eradicate Earth’s few remaining human survivors. Needless to say, Alice decides to make the trip. The Queen tells Alice that she has two days to make it to the Hive to find and release an anti-virus that will stop the zombies and end the outbreak. The plot kicks off when Alice (Milla Jovovich) gets a message from the Red Queen (Ever Gabo Anderson), an artificial intelligence that runs the Hive, the Umbrella Corporation’s secret laboratory complex beneath Raccoon City and the site of the initial T-Virus outbreak in the first film. The Final Chapter is set in a post-apocalyptic hellscape in which the T-Virus has turned the entire global population into zombies.
The series has now reached its conclusion with the release of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, the sixth(!) live-action installment, and the fact that most of them are entertaining is almost as improbable as the fact that they made six of them in the first place. Anderson’s Resident Evil is the little franchise that could, a middling action horror adaptation that became more endearing the longer it stuck around.
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