The way the trailer is shot is more evocative of traditional horror, with quick cuts to jumpscare-inducing sights and spooky strings on audio to drive up the tension. William Birkin ( Dean McDonough) at work on a mangled body and a look at some old film reels, showing that this widespread sickness is the result of years of testing on people in the city, even children.

Claire Redfield ( Kaya Scodelario) notes that Umbrella has been hard at work since her and her brother Chris' ( Robbie Amell) childhood, and we get a closer look at what's been going on underneath the surface in Raccoon City. Rather than start in the streets of Raccoon City or the Spencer Mansion, this trailer starts us off at the Raccoon City orphanage, where we see more of the horrifying Lisa Trevor ( Marins Mazepa) and get a tease of just how far back the experiments run. Sony Pictures Entertainment is injecting some more horror with the latest trailer for Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City properly titled 'Nightmare.' Whereas the first two trailers emphasized all of our favorite STARS members and other characters from the Resident Evil franchise, 'Nightmare' explores the nightmare-inducing experiments evil megacorporation Umbrella has been performing on the innocent people of Raccoon City for so long.

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