Human Nature to the Test in "Resident Evil: Extinction"

Rating: 10/10 (17 December 2014)

The Raccoon City T-virus Outbreak is scary. Its spread in the USA is scarier. Now, global infection is a lot scarier. This is the premise of "Resident Evil: Extinction".
I like how the Raccoon City residents are now living like the ancient people. They hunt for food, water, and other supplies vital for survival. You'll feel bad for the children in the school bus. Seeing Las Vegas in ruins is fascinating, as it is always alive. During the story course, you'll get confused about the events in a certain Umbrella underground lab. Dr. Isaacs is seen a lot, but his purpose is hidden to the audiences. I like how Alice uses the kukri knives against the zombies, which signify the scarcity of long-range weapons.
This is also a horror movie, so expect some characters to die. The death scenes are accompanied with good musical score that I really felt moved by these scenes. A death-related plot twist comes along, and this is very tough to watch. I can't believe it happened. The final scene of this film will make you scratch your head about where Alice's fate is actually going.
It's great that "Resident Evil: Extinction" has surpassed "Resident Evil: Apocalypse". This film's ending is a loose thread, which calls for another movie to continue. If the production crew plans to make a series out of the popular video game, then they should have titled the 2002 film as "Resident Evil: Infection".
This film is amazing, and it deserves to be watched for Halloween.