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The second Whalefall trailer dives inside a giant whale, showing a man with only an hour to survive as he searches for answers about his father’s death, and it foregrounds claustrophobic suspense while promising a balance of scientific plausibility and cinematic invention.
Zach Cregger and Austin Abrams discuss Sony’s upcoming Resident Evil, emphasizing a lean, dread-filled survival-horror tone set in Raccoon City on the eve of the outbreak. They avoided casting game characters as fan-service cameos, focusing instead on mirroring the games’ rhythm and atmosphere with practical effects and set pieces (like a Jump Street–style chase) that reflect the franchise’s flow. The 95-minute film aims to honor the source material without cannibalizing it and is targeted for a Sept. 18 release.
Whalefall director Brian Duffield takes viewers inside a whale where diver Austin Abrams is swallowed, a claustrophobic, immersive setup aided by 4DX and careful whale-science research; Abrams performed most stunts and Duffield aimed to make the whale a victim rather than a villain, with the film releasing in theaters on Oct. 16.
The latest Whalefall trailer showcases a man (Austin Abrams) getting swallowed by a giant sperm whale, a high-stakes adaptation from director Brian Duffield based on Daniel Kraus's novel, with co-stars Elisabeth Shue and John Ortiz; the film opens in theaters on October 16.
Zach Cregger explains he created an original character for his Resident Evil movie instead of retelling Leon’s story, using Austin Abrams as a relatable ‘avatar’ who navigates a nightmarish Raccoon City as a medical courier. The film, co-written with Shay Hatten and featuring a cast that includes Zach Cherry, Kali Reis, Paul Walter Hauser and Johnno Wilson, adapts the 1996 Capcom game and opens in theaters on Sept. 18.
Director Zach Cregger is making a standalone Resident Evil movie for Sony/Columbia, blending the video game mythos with his own cinematic voice. The film stars Austin Abrams as a medical courier who finds himself in a chaotic, survival-driven night, and is described as a true Cregger movie that still honors the game franchise. Release date is set for September 18.
Austin Abrams discusses his role in the horror film 'Weapons,' his upcoming projects including 'Resident Evil' and 'Whalefall,' his experiences working with Josh Brolin, and his thoughts on the film's themes and his character's empathy. He also shares behind-the-scenes stories and his admiration for Zach Cregger's writing.