Resident Evil: Eruption Night Extends Theatrical Run to December 2026
The game-based horror film has extended its theatrical release license to December 4, 2026, following a strong box office performance of 481 million yuan.
The live-action film Resident Evil: Eruption Night will remain in theaters until December 4, 2026, the studio announced. The extension follows a successful 29-day run that has seen the film accumulate 481 million yuan in total ticket sales.
With over 12 million tickets sold, the film has established a significant footprint in the domestic box office. Directed by Zach Cregger, the production focuses on a new story set within the established Resident Evil universe, specifically targeting a timeline parallel to Resident Evil 2.
Despite its connection to the well-known video game franchise, Cregger has clarified that the project does not aim to retell existing game plots or feature classic protagonists like Leon. The film has gained international notice for its critical reception and strong debut figures in overseas markets.