Resident Evil Movie Popcorn Bucket Is an Organ Transplant Bag
The popcorn bucket for director Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil movie has been revealed and it’s in the form of an organ transplant bag.
Exhibitors AMC Theaters and Regal Cinemas both posted images of the popcorn bucket, er, bag to their respective social media feeds Tuesday when announcing that tickets are now on sale for the video game movie adaptation.
“One Job: Deliver the Popcorn! See RESIDENT EVIL and purchase our concession collectible starting 9/17, available in theatres only while supplies last,” AMC wrote.
Not to be outdone, Regal posted: “Need a transplant? We recommend this popcorn bag 🫀🍿 Get your hands on the Resident Evil Organ Transplant Popcorn Bag when you see Resident Evil at Regal.”
One Job: Deliver the Popcorn! See RESIDENT EVIL and purchase our concession collectible starting 9/17, available in theatres only while supplies last. Get tickets: https://t.co/jfa32oh6Tl pic.twitter.com/Pvef8AK3H4— AMC Theatres (@AMCTheatres) September 1, 2026
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One Job: Deliver the Popcorn! See RESIDENT EVIL and purchase our concession collectible starting 9/17, available in theatres only while supplies last. Get tickets: https://t.co/jfa32oh6Tl pic.twitter.com/Pvef8AK3H4
Need a transplant? We recommend this popcorn bag 🫀🍿 Get your hands on the Resident Evil Organ Transplant Popcorn Bag when you see Resident Evil at Regal. Tickets are on sale now: https://t.co/vqcCWmIw27 pic.twitter.com/x8J4grtVsk— Regal (@RegalMovies) September 1, 2026
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Need a transplant? We recommend this popcorn bag 🫀🍿 Get your hands on the Resident Evil Organ Transplant Popcorn Bag when you see Resident Evil at Regal. Tickets are on sale now: https://t.co/vqcCWmIw27 pic.twitter.com/x8J4grtVsk
The popcorn bag reveal comes on the heels today of Sony’s release of a new poster for Resident Evil.
Weapons and Barbarian director Zach Cregger has been busy promoting Resident Evil with his main actor Austin Abrams. Cregger recently revealed that Abrams nearly died while they were shooting one particular zombie scene.
The filmmaker also conceded that he “took liberties” to make his movie better even though he knows Resident Evil 2, the game his film is inspired by, didn’t have snow or iPhones in it.
Cregger has also confirmed that his Resident Evil contains first-person sequences and that the games’ sinister Umbrella Corp. is indeed referenced in the film.
Hitting theaters on September 18, Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil is on track to have the biggest opening weekend of any movie in the Resident Evil film franchise.