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Resident Evil: Apocalypse (VHS, 2004)

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The product is a brand new sealed VHS tape of the movie "Resident Evil: Apocalypse" starring Milla Jovovich. Directed by Alexander Witt, this sci-fi and fantasy film falls under the action sub-genre. It is still factory sealed, see the third picture where some of the plastic wrap has been removed. Produced by Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, the VHS follows the story in NTSC signal standard format with an R rating. The leading roles are played by Milla Jovovich and Sienna Guillory, making it a must-have for fans of the Resident Evil franchise and action-packed sci-fi films.

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The lovely Milla Jovovitch is back with a vengeance as amnesiac, genetically-altered zombie ass-kicker, Alice, in this sequel to the 2002 hit film, which is based on the video game. This time around the sinister Umbrella Corporation sends a team of investigators into their destroyed underground lab (the ground-zero of carnage in the previous film) and unwittingly unleash the still-staggering zombies and monsters out into the population of Raccoon City. Soon Umbrella has evacuated all of their own key employees and has shut everyone else inside to be devoured. A mastermind chemist's daughter gets left behind in the confusion, and she is the one ticket out for Alice and a handful of dwindling survivors, including the equally hot, skimpily dressed, and almost-as-tough lady cop, Jill Valentine (Sienna Guillory). There's some nifty motorcycle riding, plenty of bullets and splattering blood, and even a new monster--the hulking, heavily-armored, seriously ugly Nemesis. Comic actor Mike Epps is great as a pimped-out hustler who handles the whole dead-coming-back-to-life thing with cool nonchalance. In some ways, this nonstop creep show is even an improvement over the original, with a pervasive mood of nihilistic corporate dehumanization adding extra concern about the future of civilization to the mix of shooting, dying, punching, and munching.