Zach Cregger, director of the 2026 Resident Evil film, made a key adjustment after test screenings. The Wall Street Journal profiled Cregger as a horror director. Actor Austin Abrams said Cregger infused the film with his signature blend of horror and humor. Gizmodo advocated for a cut emphasizing its comedic elements. The film is set for release. Cregger's change came before release. No details were provided about the adjustment. The movie remains scheduled to reach theaters. The Hollywood Reporter noted the adjustment after test screenings.