The soundtrack to the horror film “Resident Evil,” directed by Zack Cregger, will be released on vinyl in a 1LP format. The record is scheduled for release in February 2027; pre‑orders are available on the Black Screen Records and Milan Records labels.
Contents of the edition
- Vinyl record (1LP).
- Exclusive insert booklet with original illustrations.
- Liner notes — comments from the director and music creators, revealing the creative concept and approach to sound design.
The music was composed by the brothers Hayes and Ryan Halladay. Their work is focused on creating a tense, frightening atmosphere that supports the visual narrative and enhances the sense of chaos.
The context of the success of the horror film by Zach Cregger, which was released last month, has already become a landmark for the video game adaptation genre:
- The film is recognized as the highest‑rated video game adaptation in history by critics.
- The worldwide box office revenue exceeded 245 million dollars.
The label’s position. The label’s representatives emphasize that the soundtrack accurately captures the spirit of the original source: “the tension, horror, and total chaos that engulfed Raccoon City.” This approach makes the release not just a collectible item, but a full‑fledged addition to the perception of the film.
Conclusion. The release of the soundtrack on vinyl underscores the significance of the project: this is not an ordinary release, but an attempt to establish the new “Resident Evil” as the definitive adaptation of the game. The collector’s edition gives fans the opportunity to immerse themselves more deeply in the film’s atmosphere, and the liner notes and illustrations make it especially valuable for fans of the franchise and collectors.
