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The Walking Dead star's Resident Evil 7 short film gets approval from Biohazard and Requiem director

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The Walking Dead star's Resident Evil 7 short film gets approval from Biohazard and Requiem director

If you haven't seen Chandler Rigg's Resident Evil 7 short film, you absolutely should fix that as soon as possible (embed below if you so choose). Whether or not you're a fan of the game it's based on, the fan film is a pulse-pounding 20-minute romp adapting one of the most intense scenes in an extremely scary game: Ethan Winter's gruesome struggle with the terrifying Jack Baker. We already knew Riggs could act thanks to his eight season run as Carl from The Walking Dead, but now we know he's also a talented horror director, perfectly capturing the relentlessly dreadful tone of Resident Evil 7 while adding a more action-adjacent flair. It's also jam-packed with subtle and not-so-subtle references to the game it's adapting, which is a treat for fans of the series.

Anyway, you don't have to take my word for it, as the short film has earned itself the single-highest honor a Resident Evil movie can get. As captured by Genki on Twitter (and verified by yours truly), Koshi Nakanishi, the acclaimed director behind both Resident Evil 7 and this year's Resident Evil Requiem, shared his reaction to Rigg's film on his personal Instagram account. In a clear supportive gesture, Nakanishi shared a screenshot of the movie's YouTube thumbnail with a colorful banner reading "Wow" with two hands drawing a rainbow in-between them.

Resident Evil 7 Director Koshi Nakanishi’s reaction to the Biohazard Resident Evil 7 short fan film by Chandler Riggs:“WOW”via koushixx https://t.co/o9rGfQYhUQOctober 15, 2026



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