Resident Evil: Apocalypse continues in the same thematic vein as its predecessor. The evil Umbrella Corporation is more interested in results than in ethical standards. For the Corporation, people are expendable resources and nothing is sacred, so anything goes. The film sets up a simplistic battle between good and evil. It also deals with other issues, the most prominent being genetics and the manipulation of life. But ultimately, all of the other features of Resident Evil are swallowed up by the nonstop, graphic violence, gore and horror that characterize the film. Apocalypse then adds brief nudity and objectionable language to the mix, sending it far into the not family-friendly zone.