First Look at the Craniofacial X-Ray of the Mutated Human from the Resident Evil Movie: Subject 14-H 🦠
The official Japanese account for the Resident Evil movie posted a disturbing document presented as classified internal data from the Umbrella Corporation.
Document details:
• Classification: Confidential — Not to be taken outside the company.
• Source: Umbrella Corp Bio Research — For internal use only.
• Identification: Subject 14-H.
• Specimen: Homo sapiens (Composite), Unit 0085 / Series 523.
• Study: Frontal craniofacial view
• Experiment No.: 18510.
• Recorded anomalies: orbital asymmetry (one eye socket significantly larger and more deformed than the other), craniofacial displacement (completely misaligned facial and skull structures), and dental hyperplasia (excessive and abnormal growth of teeth).
• Result: Failure.
The X-ray of the monster is believed to be that of the protagonist Bryan after he mutates at the end of the film; fans point out that the changes align with the known effects of the G-virus in the franchise. The film premieres in Japan on Friday, October 9, and is already available in theaters worldwide.
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