Taking the horror to the streets, Apocalypse is the first time we see the destruction of Raccoon City. It also introduced fan-favorite game characters like Jill Valentine.

Alice joins a convoy of survivors (including Claire Redfield) searching for a rumored safe haven in Alaska called Arcadia. Meanwhile, Umbrella is trying to clone Alice to harness her stabilized DNA.

A gritty, fast-paced conclusion that provides a surprisingly emotional ending to Alice’s journey. Why the 2002–2016 Collection Still Tops the Charts

The iconic laser hallway scene remains one of the most memorable moments in horror history. 2. Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004)

If you are looking to dive into the , here is the definitive breakdown of the original hexalogy that defined an era of popcorn cinema. 1. Resident Evil (2002)

Marking the return of Paul W.S. Anderson to the director's chair, Afterlife was filmed using 3D technology pioneered by James Cameron for Avatar .

The saga comes full circle as Alice returns to where it all started: Raccoon City and the Hive.

This installment is a "greatest hits" tour. By using complex simulations, the film brings back characters who died in previous movies (like Rain and One).