Resident Evil: Extinction (2007)

"Resident Evil: Extinction" (2007) follows the continuing saga of Alice, years after the initial zombie outbreak that decimated Raccoon City. Now a drifter in a post-apocalyptic Nevada desert, she crosses paths with a convoy of survivors seeking refuge in the rumored haven of Alaska. Together, they battle relentless hordes of the undead and the relentless pursuit of the malevolent Umbrella Corporation, who are intent on capturing Alice and weaponizing her unique abilities. As the group journeys through the ravaged landscape, they must constantly scavenge for resources and outwit both the zombies and Umbrella's forces, all while hoping to reach safety before succumbing to the inevitable. While "Resident Evil: Extinction" is a continuation of the video game adaptation franchise, its strong visual style and heightened action sequences bear the unmistakable hallmarks of Russell Mulcahy. The film expertly blends the bleak, sun-drenched landscapes of the desert with the fast-paced, dynamic camerawork that Mulcahy is known for. His experience crafting visually striking, high-energy films shines through in the intense fight scenes and the overall gritty aesthetic, earning its place on a list of his best works, showcasing his talent for stylish direction and genre filmmaking.