Biohazard 4D-Executer

Biohazard 4D-Executer
File:4D Execuer.gif The Japanese Poster
Directed by	Oohata Kouichi
Written by	Daisuke Okamoto Oohata Kouichi
Produced by	Kenji Yoshida Miyaji Naoki
Starring	Masaki Aizawa Hideto Erihara Yurika Hino Yoshyiunki Kaneko Tadasuke Ohmizu Hiroto Torihata
Release date	2000 (Japan)
Running time	20 min.
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese

Biohazard 4D-Executer is a 3-D film that was created for the Resident Evil series by Capcom. The movie was a Japan-only release and runs for 19 minutes. Since the year 2000, the film can be seen in theme park theaters.

The film was previously shown in Space World and was moved to Mosaic Garden later. The movie is aided by 3D effects and simulate experiences, such as moving chairs, during the action sequences.

Plot

A squad of U.B.C.S. commandos led by Klaus are sent to Raccoon City to secure an important scientist, Dr. Cameron. Using a handheld computer to track her, the men are drawn to a warehouse , where a monster takes them by surprise and kills Roberto, one of Klaus' men. The team respond by killing it, but its DNA spreads to a cockroach, which listens in on the squad's conversation.

It then finds a rat and infects it. The rat follows the remaining Umbrella team of four outside, where they leave in their Humvee. It then infects a wounded crow, thus giving it the ability to fly and follow the U.B.C.S. They stop at a manhole where Dr. Cameron's signal is strong. Norman and Roger accompany Klaus into the sewers, while Ed stands guard topside. They find only Dr Cameron's equipment in the space where her signal is, and a zombie dog, which they shoot dead when it jumps at them.

Meanwhile Ed is killed by the infected crow. When the other two squad members investigate, a monster very much like the one in the warehouse kills Norman when he emerges from the manhole. Now having a human host, the monster chases Klaus, leaving Roger behind.

Klaus runs through the sewer with the monster in pursuit. He soon comes to an open hole in the wall, which he jumps through. Because the monster cannot fit through it, this buys him a short amount of time. He runs up a nearby manhole, where he is surrounded by zombies. The monster then breaks through to the surface. As Klaus attempts to run, the monster stabs him in the leg with a tentacle. Before it is able to kill Klaus, Roger appears and hits it with the truck. Klaus manages to make it into the truck bed before the monster reaches him and shoot it with the .50 caliber machine gun.

Klaus later wakes up in the front seat of the car as Roger is driving. It appears to be morning, judging by the sunlight. Klaus thanks Roger for saving his life, but Roger is silent. Klaus asks about the virus, and Roger explains how it moves among life forms, thus making it almost impossible to destroy. Klaus sees a cockroach crawl into Roger's ear. Tentacles suddenly stab through Klaus' chest, pinning him to his seat.

At this point Roger is revealed to have two faces, the second one being Dr. Cameron's. Cameron/Roger explains that she was watching them in the warehouse, in the body of the dog they later killed. She realized that Umbrella was after her research, but tells Klaus that he and the U.B.C.S. members turned out to be perfect "guinea pigs" for the virus she had created. When they killed her, she infected a cockroach, which then infected Roger when he was copying files from her computer. She then tells Klaus that she is unstoppable, delivering the final line of the film: "Umbrella will never get their hands on my research". She then uses her tentacles to impale and rip Klaus' face apart, and the film ends.

Background Information and Notes

• It is the first film created by Visual Science Laboratory which is based on the game series.
• Some of the unused concept art contains a striking resemblance to Las Plagas Creature Design in Resident Evil 4.
• The character design of Klaus bears striking resemblance to the character design of Jack Krauser in Resident Evil 4, who displayed an unexpected ability to mutate himself in the fight with him.
• It is unknown whether the movie has canonical ties to Resident Evil 3, though the plot of a U.B.C.S. unit infiltrating the zombie-infested Raccoon City alludes to the game. None of the movie's events are acknowledged in the Resident Evil games.

External links

• Official Japanese website
• Biohazard 4D-Executer at IMDb
• Info Regarding The Film On REHorror.net
• Image Details Regarding The Film
• Production Details
• Detailed history of the Project on the-horror.com