'THE HISTORY of RESIDENT EVIL: A Decade of Decay' (FULL MOVIE)

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• SC

  @scorpiondeathlock980 · 5 years ago

  If you think I'm going to watch every single second of The History of Resident Evil again, you're fucking right.

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• RC

  @RCROX · 2 years ago

  You know you're a fan of a series when you watch as many youtube retrospectives of it as you can find...

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• HE

  @heliofresta2084 · 5 years ago

  I'm taking a long flight on wednesday back home and this is just blissful. Glad for the company, brother, I'll be saving this video for the trip! Loved your History of Mortal Kombat, back then.

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• SS

  @ssaunders1122 · 4 years ago

  I have watched and listened to this so many times. Now it's getting me through the last half of a 10pm to 6am shift. Sir you rock. This MK and Halloween kill.

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• KR

  @Krob2006 · 5 years ago

  Phenomenal background music selections, with castlevania bloodlines and symphony of the night, and Crono Trigger; fantastic work as always, Ian.

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• WR

  @wr8911 · 5 years ago

  After all those years I STILL JUMPED at that dog window scene. Just by watching this video. RE1 is truly a classic.

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• MA

  @MazeDaGr8 · 5 years ago

  4 hours of Ian Talking 🙌🏽, What better Christmas gift could one ask for

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• SU

  @SuperGreenqueen · 3 years ago

  Your personal stories are so relatable and wholesome, I love to hear them. This is coming from a brazilian guy, different realities and yet the same childhood... This video left me with such a good feeling. Keep up the beautiful work!

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• PA

  @PatrickVRegan · 5 years ago

  This reminds me how excited I am for Resident Evil Village.

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• AN

  @angelusumbrae · 4 years ago

  Ada's seeming death in Leon B, especially the way Leon spasms in pain and literally screams her name as the place begins to explode, is still one of the hardest emotional moments in the series. And takes place during my favorite RE game to this day.

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• DY

  @dylanthomas9907 · 5 years ago

  That's a nice touch having Castlevania  stage music playing in the background. I love it

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• RE

  @rebal180 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I think the reason we thought turning the lights on as kids made us safe was because we were taught that if we went toward the light nothing could hurt us. We were told that all the scary things lurked in the darkness.

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