Leon Kennedy walks into a war zone alone because the government won't acknowledge what he already knows. The animation pulls no punches, bodies break in ways that feel consequential, gunfire has weight, and every B.O.W. encounter is choreographed to remind you why this franchise matters beyond jump scares. This is a Resident Evil film that remembers the series started as survival horror, not a superhero origin story.

Leon Kennedy, a U.S. special agent, slips into a small Eastern European nation to check rumors that Bio Organic Weapons are being deployed in its war. Soon after he arrives, the U.S. government orders him to pull out at once. Leon refuses, heads onto the battlefield, and sets out to stop the string of tragedies the B.O.W.s have caused. The CG animated action horror film with a sci-fi edge is a sequel to Biohazard: Degeneration and draws on the Resident Evil game series.