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Resident Evil YouTube interest cools to 25 in week four

YouTube interest for resident evil is 25 for the week of October 10 2026, up 31.58% in 30 days as Zach Cregger's film held through a China weekend.

Data through October 17, 2026Source youtube

Latest index

25

2026-10-10

30 days

+31%

90 days

+56%

Peak

100

2026-03-07

Tracked since

2021-10-23

Resident Evil

Interest index (0-100) · Since Jan 2026 · Source: youtube

+31% past 30 days

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YouTube interest for resident evil printed 25 for the week of October 10 2026, down 16.67% from 30 on October 3 and up 31.58% from 19 on September 12. Trends MCP get_growth on source youtube, pulled October 17 2026, also reads +127.27% over 1 year from 11 on October 11 2025. The weekly freeze holds 260 points from October 23 2021 through October 10 2026. Sony opened Zach Cregger's film in the United States on September 18 2026. Box Office Mojo lists a worldwide total of $325,970,267. Wikipedia, citing figures as of October 14, rounds that to $325 million.

About Resident Evil

Resident Evil is Capcom's survival-horror franchise, with the first game shipping in 1996, a 2026 live-action reboot Wikipedia lists as the eighth film and a second reboot after 2021's Welcome to Raccoon City, plus a $75 million listed production budget.

Zach Cregger directs from a script with Shay Hatten. Austin Abrams plays Bryan, a medical courier in Raccoon City. Wikipedia lists the runtime as 94 minutes, Rotten Tomatoes at 96 percent of 299 reviews, and Metacritic at 79 of 100 from 51 critics. Sony opened the film in the United States on September 18 2026 after a Los Angeles premiere on September 15. Box Office Mojo records a $60,152,878 opening from 3,684 theaters, a worldwide total of $325,970,267, domestic $142,957,955, and international $183,012,312. Wikipedia says Japan opened October 9. Deadline put a China weekend behind a $62.7 million worldwide frame. Capcom dated Resident Evil Requiem to February 27 2026.

What the time series shows

YouTube interest for resident evil fell from 30 on October 3 2026 to 25 on October 10, a 5-point fourth-week drop that sits 75 points under the March 7 2026 peak of 100 on this stored weekly YouTube freeze file.

Same-day get_growth on youtube matches the freeze: 30 to 25 (-16.67%) over 7 days, 19 to 25 (+31.58%) over 30 days, 11 to 25 (+127.27%) over 1 year. Last eight weekly values are 15, 15, 16, 19, 30, 38, 30, and 25. The 100 on March 7 is the game, not the film. Requiem shipped February 27. The series printed 32 on February 21, 67 on February 28, and 100 on March 7, then 79 and 59. Opening week now prints 30 on September 19. Second week remains 38 on September 26. The chart window starts 2026-01-03 (value 18) under Since Jan 2026. Neighbor YouTube 30-day moves, same pull: Coraline +114.63% (41 to 88), halloween +100.0% (17 to 34), verity +21.21% (66 to 80).

The stored keyword is resident evil on source youtube, and that exact pair is what get_time_series and get_growth used for the 25, the 32 percent 30-day move, and the 260-week REST freeze pulled October 17 2026 on that source alone.

A Google Search series for the same string exists. Search printed 35 on October 10, down 23.91% from 46 over 7 days and up 75.0% from 20 over 30 days. That Search index is a different series. It is not mixed into the 25, the 100, or the chart. IMDb MOVIEmeter listed Resident Evil (2026) at rank 7 on the October 17 2026 pull. Trailer-native watch boards sit on YouTube search data. Neighbor 30-day get_growth on youtube, same day: resident evil 2026 +100.0% (18 to 36), american horror story +27.03% (37 to 47), insidious 0.0% (23 to 23). Those deltas are neighbors only.

A copy-paste pair for Claude or Cursor:

get_time_series source="youtube" keyword="resident evil"
get_growth source="youtube" keyword="resident evil" percent_growth=["7D","30D","1Y"]

REST is the same body at https://api.trendsmcp.ai/api with Authorization: Bearer and mode set to get_time_series or get_growth. The freeze is 260 weekly {date, value} points, first 2021-10-23, last 2026-10-10, with no smoothing. Chart PNG reads chart_from 2026-01-03 and chart_label Since Jan 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Why is resident evil YouTube interest at 25 in mid-October 2026?

YouTube interest for resident evil printed 25 the week of October 10 2026, down from 30 on October 3 and up from 19 on September 12. Trends MCP get_growth on youtube, pulled October 17 2026, reads -16.67% over 7 days, +31.58% over 30 days, and +127.27% over 1 year. Sony opened Zach Cregger's film in the United States on Friday September 18. Wikipedia, citing figures as of October 14, puts the worldwide total at $325 million.

What is the 2026 Resident Evil film?

Resident Evil is the 2026 survival-horror reboot directed by Zach Cregger and written with Shay Hatten, the eighth live-action film in the Capcom series. Wikipedia lists Austin Abrams as Bryan, a medical courier in Raccoon City, with Zach Cherry, Kali Reis, and Paul Walter Hauser in supporting roles. Sony opened the film on September 18 2026 after a Los Angeles premiere on September 15. The budget is $75 million and the listed runtime is 94 minutes.

Is 25 a peak for resident evil YouTube?

No. Peak value in the 260-week YouTube freeze is 100 on March 7 2026, the week after Capcom released Resident Evil Requiem on February 27. Last eight weekly values are 15, 15, 16, 19, 30, 38, 30, and 25. Fourth-week interest at 25 is 13 points under the September 26 theatrical high of 38, and 75 points under that March game-launch top.

How do you pull resident evil data from Trends MCP?

Call get_time_series with source youtube and keyword resident evil for the 260-point weekly series. Call get_growth on the same pair with windows 7D, 30D, and 1Y for the headline math. REST uses the same body at https://api.trendsmcp.ai/api with Authorization Bearer and mode set to get_time_series or get_growth. Google Search is a different series and is not mixed into this page.