Resident Evil

   The Hive, a research facility owned by the Umbrella corporation, is located beneath Raccoon city. The company, who performs major genetic experiments. Their newest experiment, the T-virus, accidentally escapes and enters the bodies of the workers, having drastic consequences. A woman wakes up in a bathroom, and proceeds to walk around the mansion which she woke up in. As she suddenly gets exposed to heavy fire. She discovers that's she's part of a coverup to keep an entrance to the Hive (which is located beneath that same mansion) safe, and embarks on a journey deep underground to the tainted facility.
   What can I say about this movie? The acting is amazing, all the right things are in it, it's a bit of a classic and it's amazingly enjoyable. However, if you're not into blood or the amazing action horror genre in general, don't watch it, because it will be a waste of your time. In any other case; go ahead!
   I've always known these movies by name, I've known there's a series and a bunch of games connected to it, but I've never actually watched the films because I never really felt the need to, and I regret not doing it sooner. Resident Evil makes for an amazing cinematic journey filled with plot twists, bloody action and a ton of headshots. Though possessing some of the most annoying characteristics of action movies (for example, a ridiculously OP main character), the movie makes up an enjoyable whole. The plot is fascinating, and the results of the genetic experiments interesting and wonderous.
  If you, for some reason, have missed out on this movie like I have, I highly recommend you watch it. I promise you it's worth it. Even if you're not a fan of action horror films, you could seriously enjoy watching this movie.