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Search complete. 4 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Northern Ontario Heritage Fund".

Sep 22, 2026

ArnieHOST
4:13
I guess the production company is Canadian.
ArnieHOST
4:16
They got a $2 million grant from Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation... to make another Resident Evil film and thought they were going to do a sequel to Raccoon City.
ArnieHOST
4:28
And then Zack Kreiger got involved and decided he wanted to tell an original story set in the universe that didn't feature any of the characters from the game.
ArnieHOST
4:39
He said, people want Leon's story, but that story is in the games.
Megan VernelliGUEST
15:16
Like it was, uh, the
Brad GregoriniHOST
15:17
NOHFC or the innovation.
Brad GregoriniHOST
15:18
Yes,
Megan VernelliGUEST
15:18
yes, yes.
Megan VernelliGUEST
15:19
The NOHFC.
Megan VernelliGUEST
15:20
Like I've done those and like those help like get you started.
Megan VernelliGUEST
15:23
Um, but no, I've never gone to the bank and been like, this is my idea.
JoeHOST
19:58
And Moskowitz was skeptical of films being released for theaters if not projected to be successful.
JoeHOST
20:07
In April 2023, Raccoon HG Film Production, which financed Welcome to Raccoon City, received a grant of CA$2 million from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation for the production of a film titled Resident Evil The Umbrella Chronicles.
JoeHOST
20:29
Greater Sunbury was picked as the principal film location.
JoeHOST
20:34
According to Jeff Snyder, the studio was looking at Zack Kreger to direct the new film, which brings us to our reboot.

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