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Image caption, Zach Cregger's Resident Evil follows Bryan - a courier having a very, very bad day at work On paper Zach Cregger and Resident Evil are the perfect unholy alliance. The film-maker was widely praised for his original, imaginative work on horror hits Weapons and Barbarian and is a long-time fan of the video game series. But in the lead-up to the film's release, Cregger's spent a lot of time defending himself against complaints he's cashing in on the Resident Evil name. Speaking to BBC Newsbeat, the director says he was not prepared for what came his way. First launched in 1996 on the original Sony PlayStation by Japanese developer Capcom, Resident Evil was a sensation.

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Netflix and Sega are teaming up for more movie and TV adaptations of video games. The first project that's bubbling away is a film based on a series that's well known for its gripping narrative, Crazy Taxi. Dan Gregor and Doug Mand, the writers of last year's enjoyable reboot of The Naked Gun, are writing the script. The movie -- which appears to be a live-action comedy -- will likely arrive after the next game in the series, Crazy Taxi World Tour. That's set to arrive next year.

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