One shift as a medical courier turns into a fight to survive before the night is even over.
What is Resident Evil about?
Bryan works as a medical courier, the kind of job built around routine runs and tight schedules, until a single night breaks that routine apart entirely. What begins as an ordinary delivery spirals into chaos around him, forcing Bryan to scramble for his life as the situation collapses faster than he can process it. The film keeps its focus tight on Bryan's perspective, tracking how quickly an unremarkable job can turn into a fight against forces well outside his control. Rather than building toward a single reveal, the story leans on mounting pressure and a shrinking window of time, putting the audience inside one impossibly long night alongside him.
About the cast
Austin Abrams plays Bryan, the courier at the center of the night's unraveling, with Zach Cherry, Kali Reis, and Paul Walter Hauser among the supporting cast he crosses paths with. Johnno Wilson, Shaun W. Loeser, Zach Cregger, and Emily Piggford round out the ensemble, giving the film a wide bench of faces caught up in the same chaotic stretch of hours.
Context & significance
Zach Cregger directs, working across a co-production spanning the United States, Germany, and France. At a brisk 87 minutes, the film is built for momentum rather than a slow burn, keeping its scope narrow and its pace relentless from the moment Bryan's night starts to unravel. That short runtime works in the story's favor, giving the chaos no room to slacken once it takes hold.
Watching Resident Evil on Ktime
The film is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles for viewers who prefer to watch in Farsi. Browsing this page costs nothing, and streaming the film itself only requires logging into a K-Time account, on a platform built with Persian-speaking viewers as the first audience in mind.