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Choreographer Shows Acrobatics Behind Resident Evil Film’s Weirdest Monster

While the practical effect didn’t pan out for Zach Cregger’s final product, there were humans behind the 'human tumbleweed' seen rolling through the movie

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Choreographer Shows Acrobatics Behind Resident Evil Film’s Weirdest Monster
While the practical effect didn’t pan out for Zach Cregger’s final product, there were humans behind the 'human tumbleweed' seen rolling through the movie
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