I like it. There's meaningful history that doesn't get too far away from the original series and explains the MO of the AAHW in an interesting sympathetic way.

The cinematics are very expressive of what the protagonist is going through.
Musical direction brings familiar feelings of silent hill but less horror.

Great view angles and transitions. The dynamic action is easily felt and followed, though it feels like there are some parts before the cornering scene that you could slow down.
If it's possible, you could have speech fade out slowly so it switches back to the action faster.

Miss...your voice elicits a somewhat misophonic response out of me due to the slow paced speaking and low volume you have that doesn't match what I expect for unwanted, unhinged, monsters. It's also aggravated by phrases that were supposedly meant to be said slowly but they were said faster than they should be. The speaking tone used suggests a person talking nonsense that's quite unnerving for others.
This unnerving feeling however is supported by a focus on gruesome details that appear creepy. Perhaps, in another angle, the speaker is a Machiavellian woman with little room for sounds she deems improper for her ears, so this dialog of hers adds to her rationale and firmness for disliking the ugly sounding people and supporting their deaths. That or she's really self-absorbed, which supposedly counts for a homicidal exterior.

I think it’s a good start, but maybe the goggles are too small sideways?

The team looks cool and nicely dressed!
definitely rminding me of Kill Bill