Resident Evil Movie Director Set to Make Monster Hunter Movie Adaptation

Oh boy.

Paul Anderson, the director of the Resident Evil movies, will soon be working on a Monster Hunter movie adaptation next, it would seem. According to a report from Deadline, the script for the “first film” is done, and we even get a look at some monster visual renders that will be in the movie.

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‘Anderson has written the first film’s script, and they come armed with still and VFX visual renderings of the creatures (including the above image of a dragon wreaking havoc on LAX) and a detailed game plan that will include a partnership with Dennis Berardi. He’s the co-founder and president of Toronto-based VFX house Mr. X that helped enable Anderson and Bolt to bring in the Resident Evil series for reasonable net budget in the $50-plus million range for each of the final 3D pictures. Monster Hunter will cost a similar amount.’

In other happier Resident Evil news, the seventh main game will be hitting the PS4, Xbox One, and PC on January 24, 2017.

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