Netflix is making the summer spooky in July with both the new Resident Evil series and a trilogy of movies based on RL Stine’s Fear Street series. Fear Street takes place across three different time periods in the history of the town of Shadyside as mysterious and terrifying events that occurred in 1994, 1978 and 1666 may all be connected. Leigh Janiak, who directed the movie Honeymoon and episodes of Outcast and Scream: The Series, directs all three movies and they will come out one a week starting on July 2nd with Fear Street: 1994.
Meanwhile, on July 8th Resident Evil: Infinity Darkness arrives as the first CG TV series for the Resident Evil franchise. The series takes place between Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5 with Leon S. Kennedy working as a special agent for the White House and Claire Redfield is investigating mysterious incidents while working for a company called Terrasave and the iconic duo reunite to deal with a new zombie threat. Nick Apostolides and Stephanie Panisello, who voiced Leon and Claire in the Resident Evil 2 remake, are reprising their roles for the series. It seems like it is very much in line with the CG movies that have come out for the series before.