Sony Pictures has released new production stills from Zach Cregger's Resident Evil reboot, offering a closer look at the film's Raccoon City setting, infected citizens, and Umbrella laboratories.
The images, distributed via Total Film, arrive as the production moves toward its scheduled theatrical release on September 18, 2026.
The new stills include a sequence showing protagonist Bryan, played by Austin Abrams, and an RPD officer carrying an infected woman, a scene that aligns with footage seen in recent trailers.
Other images depict Bryan investigating an overturned vehicle, Umbrella scientist Carl, played by Paul Walter Hauser, being pulled from a car by a tentacle, and the lead character exploring a vacant house and the city's sewers with a flashlight.
One photograph shows an Umbrella scientist covered in blood standing beside director Zach Cregger in a space that resembles a franchise staple, the Umbrella laboratory.
Sony Pictures, through Total Film, presented six key stills that highlight locations familiar to long time Resident Evil fans while signaling the film's tighter, single night structure.
The reboot is set over the course of one night in Raccoon City and follows medical courier Bryan as he attempts to deliver an urgent package while navigating the aftermath of a T-virus outbreak.
Separately, the Czech Film Commission published eight set photographs taken by Dušan Martinček documenting principal photography in Prague from October 2025 through January 2026.
The images show crews filming snowy nighttime exteriors and practical sets for the production, confirming reported filming dates and locations.
Resident Evil is co written by Zach Cregger and Shay Hatten and stars Austin Abrams alongside Zach Cherry, Kali Reis, Paul Walter Hauser, and Jonno Wilson.
The Resident Evil film will open in theaters on September 18, 2026.
The cinematic reboot arrives as the Capcom franchise continues to span consoles and platforms, including releases and ports that reach audiences on systems such as the Nintendo Switch, and remains a high interest property across film and gaming coverage.
For readers tracking both film and game developments, these stills and set photos provide the clearest look yet at how the movie adapts franchise locations and themes for the big screen ahead of its fall 2026 release.
The images, distributed via Total Film, arrive as the production moves toward its scheduled theatrical release on September 18, 2026.
The new stills include a sequence showing protagonist Bryan, played by Austin Abrams, and an RPD officer carrying an infected woman, a scene that aligns with footage seen in recent trailers.
Other images depict Bryan investigating an overturned vehicle, Umbrella scientist Carl, played by Paul Walter Hauser, being pulled from a car by a tentacle, and the lead character exploring a vacant house and the city's sewers with a flashlight.
One photograph shows an Umbrella scientist covered in blood standing beside director Zach Cregger in a space that resembles a franchise staple, the Umbrella laboratory.
Sony Pictures, through Total Film, presented six key stills that highlight locations familiar to long time Resident Evil fans while signaling the film's tighter, single night structure.
The reboot is set over the course of one night in Raccoon City and follows medical courier Bryan as he attempts to deliver an urgent package while navigating the aftermath of a T-virus outbreak.
Separately, the Czech Film Commission published eight set photographs taken by Dušan Martinček documenting principal photography in Prague from October 2025 through January 2026.
The images show crews filming snowy nighttime exteriors and practical sets for the production, confirming reported filming dates and locations.
Resident Evil is co written by Zach Cregger and Shay Hatten and stars Austin Abrams alongside Zach Cherry, Kali Reis, Paul Walter Hauser, and Jonno Wilson.
The Resident Evil film will open in theaters on September 18, 2026.
The cinematic reboot arrives as the Capcom franchise continues to span consoles and platforms, including releases and ports that reach audiences on systems such as the Nintendo Switch, and remains a high interest property across film and gaming coverage.
For readers tracking both film and game developments, these stills and set photos provide the clearest look yet at how the movie adapts franchise locations and themes for the big screen ahead of its fall 2026 release.
