Biohazard by Ryan Gallant - Horror, Sci Fi - This work is based on S.D. Perry's novel "Resident Evil: The Umbrella Conspiracy", which in turn is based on the Capcom series of bestselling horror games.  Raccoon City; a remote metropolis nestled in the mountains of the midwest, suddenly beset by a succession of grisly murders in the surrounding forest. At the core of these crimes is a dark, isolated mansion owned by the commercial pharmaceutical congolomerate, Umbrella Inc. After failing to make any significant progress on the case, the Raccoon PD calls upon its unusual paramilitary response unit to investigate, the Special Tactics And Rescue Squad, consisting of the roguish Chris Redfield, sly Jill Valentine, dead-eye Barry Burton and Team Leader Albert Wesker. But what unfolds as the S.T.A.R.S. infiltrate the mansion is horror beyond the realm of their worst nightmares, hideous biological experiments that defy the laws of life and death.  Welcome to the world of survival horror. - doc, format

Biohazard 2 by Ryan Gallant - Horror, Sci Fi - This work is based on S.D. Perry's novel "Resident Evil: City Of The Dead", which in turn is based on the Capcom series of bestselling horror games.  Picking up a few months after the mansion incident outlined in the first Biohazard, idealistic rookie cop Leon Kennedy and smarmy biker gal Claire Redfield make their way to Raccoon City, their destinies forged. For on this night, the city has become a necropolis after an incident far beneath the streets has led to a terrifying viral outbreak of epic proportions. Now it's kill or be killed, and the only hope for the survivors is to make it to Raccoon's Police precinct, but it may not be any safer inside than out...  Welcome, once again, to the world of survival horror. - doc, format

Hey all, just popping in to say I hope both Bio scripts entertain, and that I'm aware I made a slight error in the Bio 2 synopsis - it's based on "Resident Evil: City Of The Dead", not "Umbrella Conspiracy". If that could be corrected, that would be swell, but I suppose it's not that big a deal.

Anywho, that's all for the moment. I'd really like to know what my fellow RE fans think, especially.

Cheers

I'm a Resident Evil fan, and I think you adapted the book and the game well. I haven't read it in a while, but I remember it being really good. I read most of the novels as well, and they were good as well.

Quoted from dcooper I'm a Resident Evil fan, and I think you adapted the book and the game well. I haven't read it in a while, but I remember it being really good. I read most of the novels as well, and they were good as well.

Please stop digging up old threads, there is tons of new stuff up with authors that are actually still around.

-Zavier

I'm still around