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Every Damn Frame

Every Damn Frame of "Resident Evil Apocalypse" (2004)

Tuesday · 1 hr 39 min · Season 1 · Episode 2 · 143.2 MB
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We're are now definitely residents of the evil (even if we don’t know what that means.) Join as as we discuss every damn frame of 2004’s Resident Evil Apocalypse, directed by Alexander Witt and written by Milla Jovovich’s now-boyfriend Paul W. S. Anderson. Your Raccoon Squad of Liz, Jesse, and Asa can finally dig into the art and business of franchises because there are now two installments, but the biggest cliffhanger of the episode can only be answered if Snoop Dogg or a close associate cares to get in touch and reveal it!

 

Topic of Great Import This Episode

  • The Gamer Tax
  • How to Recognize a Movie Scientist
  • Bisexual Awakenings
  • Go-To Women’s Fashion Brands
  • When to Start Feeding People to Your Zombie Relative
  • More Lessons in how to pronounce “Jovovich”

 

SHOW NOTES

Carlos Oliviera looks like this in the Capcom game.

Somehow 2 out of 3 of us got the hang of pronouncing “Jovovich” but Ms. Jovovich, we are truly sorry, we ALL seem to have fallen into the very stupid trap of now somehow mispronouncing “Milla.”

 

We’re @everydamnframe on instagram and Bluesky! Share your Resident Evil Apocalypse thoughts with us!

 

SUPERLATIVES ( as of Resident Evil) - What will stay? What will take something’s slot?

 

Alice’s Best Outfit - Red Dress

Alice’s Worst Outfit - Graveyard Sweater

Best Sidekick - Kaplan

Best Action Sequence - Laser Murder Hallway

Most Ridiculous Moment - Jump Kicking A Zombie Dog

Best Thing from the Game - Raccoon City

Best Thing the Movies Made Up (that’s not Alice) - The Red Queen
Our Favorite Monster - Licker

Best Music - Slipknot

Most Out of Left Field Thing So Far: James Purfoy’s “The Conversation”
Thread We Most Want to See Resolved: Where Did Alice Come From

Best Cliffhanger: Paper Dress Shotgun 

Who Was Living Life to the Fullest - Rain Ocampo